Redundancy can feel sudden, personal, and deeply unsettling. It disrupts your sense of stability and can shake your confidence.
But within that pause, there is space to reflect, rebuild self-trust, and explore new possibilities.
Read this blog to find out how to shift your mindset in the midst of redundancy.
Last week, I attended a networking event with over 160 women. Key tips from the speakers were about preparation, presence, and
Networking builds relationships, which are vital for career success. Check out their tips on how to do it properly.
The internet often showcases only a curated version of people’s lives. It can make us feel jealous and have self-doubt.
It’s important to remember that everyone faces struggles, even those who appear successful and seem like they have it all figured out.
Career coaching isn’t one-size-fits-all. Some coaches focus on applications and interviews. Others refine your CV and LinkedIn. And some guide you through deeper questions about values, strengths and direction. The key is understanding what you need right now — practical tools, or space to rethink your path.
Coaching is meant to be about letting the client lead the conversation and following their train of thought.
I have noticed a different need in clients. Sometimes, structure and guidance is more powerful.
An honest reflection on an early coaching experience that reshaped how I work. It is about boundaries, responsibility, and the learning that happens when theory meets real life.
Written with humility and deep respect for the weight of holding space for others.
Over time, I’ve noticed a pattern in my clients. They arrive feeling unsure, yet bring curiosity, courage and responsibility to the work. They’re willing to reflect, take small risks, and stay with the process. That mindset — more than answers — is what leads people to change.
Creativity doesn’t usually find me at my desk. It finds me when my mind has space to wander — on morning runs, quiet walks, moments without pressure. I’ve learned that ideas don’t respond to urgency.
How do you find your creativity?
It is such a busy time of the year; We run from office deadlines to nativity plays followed by Christmas parties. There are gifts and meals still to be organised. Who dares to carve out a minutes from this hectic time to reflect on the past year and set some intentions for the year ahead? ContinueContinue reading “Year-End Reflection: Insights for a Meaningful 2026”
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