Category Archives: Direction

Some people are disappointed with their career because they’re afraid to take the bold step. Don’t let that be you – don’t get to the end of your career and be filled with regrets settling for mediocrity, stuck in a job that you’re not happy doing. (read more)

Whenever I run a Drive Your Career workshop, something inevitably makes an impression on me. Last week was no different, and I left the workshop with one overriding thought about how important it is to make time for your career. (read more)

These blogs are designed to provide you with thought-provoking ideas, knowledge, and suggestions. That said, I know there are times when I’m stuck in my own journey and what I need is not a tip but a kick up the bottom to move things forward. So today I’m hoping that this blog will serve as a reminder to push something forward! (read more)

Recently I’ve been helping people think about their potential career moves, and several times they have asked me a question on the timing of taking a leap into something new in their career. Often people add: “I’ve been waiting to make this career move for a long time – but I want to feel I’m ready and that I can do everything in the job description”. (read more)

Over the course of our career, we make many changes. Some of those changes give us more of the same, but some are substantially different – so we’re going to start a series of blogs over the coming months to think about how to handle some of the most difficult career transitions that you might want (or have) to make. (read more)