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Tag Archives: new career
My inspiring clients. Part 2 of 4.
Most people don’t realize how amazing and talented they are, and hide their light under a bushel. My job is to help them to see their talent & uniqueness, work with them to define a career vision, strategy and plan … Continue reading
Posted in Career change
Tagged career, careers advice, energise, new career, rachel brushfield, second careers, talent liberator, women
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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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Yes! But, but, but…..
What’s your ideal career? Is it what you are doing now? If not, what are you doing about it? Many people want to change career, get to the starting blocks, and then find ‘buts’ and never move any further. So … Continue reading
Posted in Career change
Tagged buts, energise, fears about change, new career, rachel brushfield, talent liberator
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11 career steps to a second career
Fancy a second career different to your first? Many people fall into their first career, so it’s not surprising that more and more people are seeking a second career. It can feel like a void when you change career, so … Continue reading
Posted in Career change
Tagged Career change, career steps, energise, new career, rachel brushfield, second careers, talent liberator
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Does your job ever make you weep?
I had an e mail this week from a potential client. I bet some of you can relate to what they said in their e mail or know someone it reminds you of: “I am not happy in my … Continue reading
Posted in Career change, Uncategorized
Tagged career, Career change, careers advice, energise, new career, rachel brushfield, talent liberator
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Mind the gap
Do you find career change daunting? Many people want to make a career change, but choose to stay put instead. With an uncertain economic situation and with perceived security, this is a common choice. But at what cost? Sitting on … Continue reading
What change do you seek at work?
I have been creating some new ‘inspiring client examples’ this week, having had the time over the break to reflect on last year. Changing your career can feel daunting and hearing about the successful transitions of other people can help … Continue reading
Comfortable or uncomfortable career change?
Career change is a big change affecting lots of things and often people get stuck for different reasons. Change and clarity about the change need to be created at a number of levels and ‘stuckness’ for a short or longer … Continue reading
Posted in Career change
Tagged Career change, career transition, change, energise, new career, rachel brushfield, talent liberator
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Are you at the end of your tether?
We are finding stress on the up with people at work, and with the heat and pressure of uncertainty, it can be wise to make a move elsewhere. There are many reasons for changing career for something better; here is … Continue reading
Posted in Career change
Tagged changing career, fed up at work, job change, new career, stress, stress at work, work stress
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