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The True North Journal
What I've Learned Along the Coaching Highway
One Simple Phrase To Invite Calm In
The Power of a Great Question
An important caveat to vulnerability: Don’t throw your pearls before swine
Nothing Worth Splitting Hairs Over
The cost of believing the bad things about yourself
What you gain when you let go of needing to prove
Don't worry about the metrics, a tip on how to measure success
How to Say No to the Needy Networker
What a piece of PIE can tell about your chances of career progression
In my role as a career coach, I often hear from clients and prospective clients their career is on a slow track to nowhere. They’re putting the effort in, but they’re not seeing the results in terms of promotions or career progression.
Career Transition Success Story - Part 2 - Forget the requirements, apply anyway!
Career Transition Success Story – Nora Pirsch – From Yoga to UX Design! (Part 1)
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What a jar of rocks and sand can tell you about your life
What is a personal branding statement? Why do I need one?
Too busy to meet a friend for coffee? Embrace your inner sloth...
Sorry Whitesnake, you WEREN'T born to walk alone – A quick tip for building a support network
A proud child of the eighties, I’m sometimes reminded of that Whitesnake song, “Here I go again on my own. Going down the only road I’ve ever known. Like a drifter I was born to walk alone!”Catchy huh? Except for the fact that the songwriter was more concerned with finding the perfect rhyme than sharing an important truth about life. Which brings me to the point of today’s blog: how to develop a support network. Cultivating a robust support network is an important ingredient in the multifaceted recipe of resilience.