September promises to to bring a ‘return’ to the new normal of in person communication. It is essential if we want our interactions to be a success that we take the time to think ahead and make way for a positive experience all round.
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Finding Your voice - 5 areas where you can bring out the potential of your speaking voice, in meetings, presentations and all kind of public speaking.
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With 74% percent of us feeling overwhelm in the past year, it’s time to take control and do soemthing about it. Here are sometips to immediately help you deal with feeling overwhelmed…
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What we forget is that we owe it to our colleagues, customers, listeners to allow them to have some trust in what we are saying. Make their time worthwhile. Do your audience and yourself a favour - it’s time to #shineonline!
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Wondering if career coaching will work for you? Take this quick online quiz to find out!
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Clarity - Where you are, where you want to be, why you feel the way you do and what to do about it
Direction - Where you are going, how you know your on the right track….
Ultimately making the right choices, confident in yourself, unafraid of change, inspired by what’s ahead, happy in your career, happy in life!
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It’s easy to get lost in lockdown - this exercise with seven daily areas of focus will get you feeling like you again in no time!
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There’s no doubt, this has been a tough year. Now at least there is light at the end of the tunnel - over time it does give us hope that the world of work can begin turning once again.
In order to be in a position where we can present ourselves in the best light, feeling mentally and emotionally strong we need to begin now.
Below are some thoughts on how to get in the best head space as we move through some challenging months toward a better future:
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If someone had of asked you last year if you’d be willing to temporally stop going out for dinner, pause the gym and put off buying your winter boots for a month in order to potentially save thousands of lives, surely it would have been a no-brainer. Other than the obvious strangeness of the question, it would seem like a small sacrifice for a very noble aim. And yet, here we are. Trying to spot the sunshine in the break in the clouds. Cringing at the mere suggestion of another social Zoom chat. Wondering if its even worth the bother of resurrecting April’s failed attempt at learning Japanese for just four weeks. So what is it that’s making this lockdown feel so, well, contrived?
There are a few key elements that we need to navigate in order to emotionally invest in an idea;
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