Category: Career

Are you playing it too safe at work?

Playing safe isn’t always the right thing to do. Playing it safe is all to do with feeling ready. We want to feel ready and capable of stepping up, don’t we? But “ready” is a comfort zone. We’re sitting safely in our well-worn comfort zone and we’re used to feeling safe and secure. Stepping up means leaving that safe place, so we focus on looking for a new one. Here’s how!

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What got you here won’t get you there!

You’re in your current role because you proved you were capable, and you’ve demonstrated your capability every day since. But every new role will ask something different from you and if you can’t show you have the required skills or knowledge, there’s little chance of getting the job.

If you want to keep climbing the career ladder you need to keep an eye on the rung ahead of you. And the rung ahead of that! Here’s How!

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What are you going to achieve in 2019?

Getting clear on your ideal future is critical because if you don’t know what it is, you can’t work towards it and chances are, you are leaving your chances of career success in the hands of others. Set yourself up for success this year with my help.

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Building your network with LinkedIn

With online platforms like LinkedIn, you don’t always have to attend an in-person event to meet new contacts. The beauty of LinkedIn is that you can connect with professionals from all over the world, whether they are inside, or outside, your own organisation or industry.

The following tips will help you reap the benefits of LinkedIn and increase your network of connections.

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Why you need to be a Connector when networking

Networking is a great way to meet new people and can open doors to new opportunities. But it isn’t just about making connections to people who make it easier to achieve your goals and advance your own career. Use these tips to make networking work for you!

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Gain your competitive advantage to have courageous conversations and clear, concise communication.​

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