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Category Archives: Fear
Feeling Stuck?
I was scanning the best sellers list in a book shop over Easter and noticed 2 books in the top 15 about being stuck and what to do about it. The phrase feeling stuck appears 36 million times in Google … Continue reading
Do You Find Career Change Daunting?
Career change can feel really daunting, can’t it. Like a ladder, taking it one step at a time is wise. Download our free report “Pain free career change” and you can make career change safe. Take the first step now and … Continue reading
Are You A Mind Reader?
One of the things that humans are fantastic at is mind reading and creating meaning from something without an iota of evidence to back it up. Sound familiar? Let me share some examples. You call someone and they don’t return … Continue reading
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Tagged inner critic, internal dialogue, mind reading, self-awareness
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FEAR IS NORMAL!!
If I could wave a magic wand, I would change one thing. It would be for people to say what they really feel, true, raw and honest. I am a Northerner stuck in a Southerner’s body and perhaps my work … Continue reading
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Tagged financial worries, honesty, politics, procrastination, uncertainty, vulnerability
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How vulnerable is it wise to be at work?
Showing vulnerability creates trust and builds relationships but it also creates risk and it can be abused in the wrong hands, so what is the right measure? I was ‘very closed’ when I was younger and didn’t trust people easily, … Continue reading

