by RachelJCollis | Jun 15, 2018 | Career Success, Compassion, Meaning and Purpose, Mindfulness, Values
How Compassion and Persistence Can Help You to Overcome Limiting Self Beliefs Do you have a voice inside your head that pops up at the most unhelpful moment and says, ‘You can’t…’,‘You are not good enough’, ‘You always…’ or ‘You never…’? Most of us do. Unfortunately,...
by RachelJCollis | Mar 14, 2018 | Career Success, Meaning and Purpose, Mindfulness
Traps to Avoid On the Path to Success – Or Why You Can’t Have it All Pursuing success can be risky. There are many traps along the way. Something as simple as how we define success, can trap us. It is so easy to fall into the belief that you are only successful...
by RachelJCollis | Jul 20, 2016 | Career Success, Meaning and Purpose, New Career Paths
In this delightful commencement speech, Neil Gaiman suggests a simple approach to career success: ‘Do good work, be likeable and deliver on time.’ This is rock solid advice! Gaiman also explains that his success was not the result of a well thought out...
by RachelJCollis | Jun 18, 2016 | Career Success, The Future of Work, Values
What If Standard Career Advice Is Wrong? If you want to have career success, then you need to have long term career goals, don’t you? Standard advice says that if you want career success, then you need to decide where you want to be in your career in 10 years...
by RachelJCollis | Sep 8, 2015 | Career Success, Meaning and Purpose, The Future of Work
The World of Work is Changing – There Isn’t A Clear Path Anymore to Well Paid Meaningful Work “There are no good jobs anymore, just great ones and boring, wearing soul destroying ones” – Larry Smith TED talk Why You Will Fail To Have a Great Career. The...
by RachelJCollis | Jul 7, 2013 | Career Success, Meaning and Purpose, Values
Todd Kashdan is a Professor at George Mason University. He is also the author of a number of books including ‘Curious’ which Arianna Huffington said is ‘One of those rare books that can make you rethink how you see the world’. He...
