Insights

Are you thinking about the next step in your career but finding it tricky? Feeling Stuck? Uncertain?

As a career and leadership coach, I understand just how challenging these transitions can be. Barriers can feel deeply personal and internal (indecision, mindset, confidence, fear & anxiety) or seem more external (you were perfectly happy but are now facing redundancy, being overlooked for promotion, have been interviewing but not getting offers).

Career change can feel challenging, but it’s also an opportunity to pause, reflect, and reset.

It can be an exciting, enlivening, and life-affirming time. 

This whole ‘having a career’ business has been undergoing rapid transformation – have you noticed?

This insight can be a bit like a shooting star … you think you see it then it’s suddenly gone again … and you’re back observing what you think is the standard ‘day-to-day’ going to work malarky. Business as usual.

Let’s take a step back to ponder this rapid change, as with most things in life, when we slow down and bring more of our attention to it – it starts to come into focus, and we can make more sense of it.

Are you being guided by the fears in your mind or the dreams in your heart? 6 truths about career success for people who are contemplating a change or have unrealised dreams.

It's Time to Shine.

Your unique strengths profile can help you achieve your goals and feel successful in your career and life (whatever success means to you).

When you talk about your strengths you radiate confidence, positivity, knowledge, and passion.

Behavioural Neuroscience Vs Personality Psychology.

Personality psychology has contributed much towards identifying the important dimensions of personality, but relatively little to understanding the biological sources of those dimensions. However, the rapidly expanding field of neuroscience is increasingly shedding light on this topic. Personality neuroscience is the study of how a person’s brain influences that individual's behaviour.