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Big data or big questions?
Big questions are a useful tool to mine insights and utilize the capacities of our minds to analyse big data, solve problems and think better. Open self-reflective questions or ‘self-coaching’ costs nothing, can be done anywhere and usefully, your mind … Continue reading
My clients are very unhappy with me
Sometimes my clients are very unhappy with me. They question what we are doing, how we are doing it and whether it works. I don’t mind. It is the storm before the calm. Usually it is because they are very … Continue reading
Who’s your Sherpa?
I recently heard an amazing speaker at an Ernst & Young quarterly women’s network event: Herta von Stiegel. She decided she wanted to climb Kilimanjaro as a challenge for reaching 50. Not only that, but to do it taking a … Continue reading
Posted in Career change, Fear, Goals
Tagged amazon, blog, brand republic, Career change, energise, ernst and young, ey, fears, goals, herta von stiegel, new career, rachel brushfield, the mountain within, womens network
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Career change – an obstacle course?
Making a change in your career always feels daunting, let alone in a downturn with lots of uncertainty about. You can choose to do nothing or do something. I remember once laying out an obstacle course on the floor with … Continue reading
Are you a silly sausage?
I had a bit of a panic this week. You know those times when you have a fast worried inner rant with yourself? I had gone to an excellent talk about career change where the presenter had shared about the … Continue reading
Armbands or rubber ring?
I was reflecting on what stops people from jumping ship, i.e. changing career. Here are the 11 most common ones from working with many different people: Lack of confidence/self-belief Not aware of what skills and qualities they possess Don’t understand … Continue reading
Posted in Career change
Tagged Career change, energise, fear, rachel brushfield, talent liberator
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Career change fear?
Career change can feel like a big step at the best of times, and especially in a downturn. Career change fear is normal. So why does it feel so daunting? Here are 15 reasons: The outcome is unknown The job … Continue reading
Posted in Career change, Fear
Tagged career change fear, fear, fear about the future, fear about the unknown
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Help! Marketing feels like a maze!
Modern marketing is like a maze and it needs to be worked out, or you go around in circles! Getting more work from current clients is a lovely way to get work. It gives you an inner glow. Referrals make … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing and selling
Tagged free marketing tips, marketing advice, marketing tips, referral marketing, referrals
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KISS
How simple are you? The mnemonic ‘Keep It Simple Stupid’, always makes me smile, I’m not sure why. This week 2 things have got me pondering simplicity. 1) I have been reading about simplicity and how business has got far … Continue reading
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Tagged Career change, change, downturn, fear, keeping things simple, new career, new career ideas, simplicity
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Does Coaching Work? A Client’s Story.
Hello, how are you? I am aware that many people are cynical about marketing. I am a marketer by background so I know! This has been magnified with a lack of trust about business and a cautiousness in spending. I … Continue reading