How do you generally handle setbacks? How have you handled setbacks in your career?
Career Resilience is about understanding there will be failures and enabling the habit of learning from them.
Read MoreHow do you generally handle setbacks? How have you handled setbacks in your career?
Career Resilience is about understanding there will be failures and enabling the habit of learning from them.
Read MoreDeveloping a Resilient Career requires a lot of learning. it’s about defining and honing your Purpose and ensuring you find ways to keep your “eye on the prize”. And, of course, it’s also about adaptability!
Read MoreLatest research shows that people, on average. will have 12 roles in their career. How prepared are you for this? What is the overall Purpose of your Career?
Read MoreProfessor Stephen Hawking, once said that “Intelligence is the ability to adapt” and it is a highly sought after “soft skill” that makes you more valuable to your organisation.
Read MoreHere are 7 reasons, why Resilience is important in the workplace….
Read MoreMotivation is driven a lot from within us, from our Values, from our Purpose.
Having a Purpose is a specific dimension of building and maintaining your Resilience.
Read MoreOn average it takes 24 years to become a CEO, however, a long-term study demonstrated, how you can get there faster (and better equipped).
Of course it takes Resilience, however, it’s also about being “squiggly”, asking for help and learning as you go.
Read MoreI know The Apprentice is a TV Programme, however, I do worry that too many people are seeing their behaviours as a way to lead and “get ahead”.
After the 2008 financial Crash, a “New Leaders Paradigm” was highlighted that would be a different way forward - and it requires Resilience as well as a healthy approach to Ego.
Read MoreWhat reflections, learning and growth do you want to take forward into next year?
Engaging with a Coach now, is potentially more important than ever. Resilient people generally feel more focussed, calm and in command of their challenges; can see opportunities and are more likely to make emotionally intelligent decisions.
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