Is life feeling a bit flat and unstimulating? Are you agitated and moody? When was the last time you purposefully reflected on how you spend your leisure? This could be the solution.
Here are 3 practical steps to stop procrastinating and get into action.
Isn’t it tiring when your daily routine has become uninspiring and boring? When the day repeats itself and the number of new, unexpected, inspiring things is close to 0, it’s time to change.
Find out the steps to get out of boredom and unwanted procrastination.
What makes coaching effective?
Is it the coach who has the most experience in the field you’re struggling in? Or perhaps the coach who is brilliant at problem solving?
Read this article to find out.
An important part of a healthy work life balance is dedicating some of your time to doing something you love. This is commonly labelled as your passion. Do you notice everyone around you having a thing – like a sport they are really committed to, an environmental concern they research all the time, or an intimidating interestContinue reading “Am I the only one without a passion?”
You love your job. You know you are good at it. You’re delivering great results. The praise is high and so is the financial reward. In theory, nothing to complain about, right?
But what can you do if the company is rigid or leadership engages rather in politics than in your strengths?
I’m questioning how I spend my time. I constantly search for new projects or hobbies to take on. I have a loud inner critic that knocks at my door about every day. It is as if I’m walking in someone else’s shoes that are giving me blisters because they are so tight.
This article is about authenticity and how to restore it if you lost touch with it.
I experienced fear of failure during my years of education. Exams during school and university caused a degree of anxiety for me, and so I didn’t tell anyone about them beforehand.
Most of us experience fear of failure in some context. We tell ourselves the most plausible stories why we cannot achieve a certain thing and often even proof ourselves right, by not aiming higher in the first place.
What’s needed to overcome this? Find out in this article.
When I transitioned from my corporate job into self-employment, I experienced what it’s like to have a portfolio career. My week was diverse and interesting, packed and intense, rewarding and tough.
What is a portfolio career? What are the pros and cons? What personality type is well suited for this kind of work?
What is self-employment? What are the benefits and what’s difficult? Which character traits are needed to be successful with this work structure?
This article is about the perks and challenges of self-employment and offers a check-list where you can see if you have what it takes to become self-employed.
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