You've built a successful career over 10, 15, maybe 20 years. You've climbed the ladder, earned respect, built a reputation. People know you as "the lawyer," "the senior specialist," "the group manager." Your LinkedIn profile is impressive, your business cards are crisp, and your elevator pitch is polished. Then something happens.

If you're reading this, chances are you've felt it: that persistent voice inside saying it's time for a career change. But maybe you're also drowning in reasons why now isn't the right time, why it's not possible for someone like you, or why you should just stay put. Here's what might surprise you...the biggest barrier to your career change isn't your age, qualifications, or the job market. It's something much more subtle, pervasive, and—thankfully—completely within your co

Have you ever achieved everything on your career wishlist—the impressive title, the salary bump, maybe even that corner office—only to find yourself asking, "Is this it?" If you're nodding along, you're not alone. And more importantly, you might be dealing with what psychologist Tim Kasser calls "junk values."

A portfolio career isn’t just a trend—it’s a dynamic, fulfilling way of working that’s gaining popularity in today’s rapidly changing world

By focusing on the problem before jumping to solutions, you can navigate career transitions with clarity and confidence.

There have been many times in my career when I felt like a complete misfit—just that little bit lost and misunderstood. The problem was I didn't know what I was good at. Maybe you can relate to that feeling of being stagnant with zero clarity about what you want to do next. I felt out of place, like there was something off.

There's something I need to share with you. Over my decade of coaching, I've noticed a pattern that breaks my heart: brilliant, talented people who feel completely stuck in their careers. They know they're meant for something more, but they can't see a clear path forward. They're disillusioned with work, yet paralysed by uncertainty. Sound familiar? This calling to help became so strong that I knew I had to find a way to reach everyone who needed it – not just those w

We've all been there – it's Sunday night, and your feeling like you're about to face a root canal rather than go to work on Monday. If you're nodding along while reading this, congratulations! You might just be experiencing the classic symptoms of career burnout.

Does overwhelm creep in when you think about switching careers? You're not alone—and it's time to turn that career transition anxiety into excitement for what's next.

Career growth isn't about becoming someone entirely different—it's about becoming more of who you already are at your best. The Inkling Effect approach to career decision-making centres on a powerful truth: your greatest potential lies in growing and expanding the skills, knowledge, and experience within your top 5-10 strengths.

In today’s dynamic professional landscape, clarity about your career direction is more important than ever. With industries evolving, roles shifting, and priorities changing, navigating career growth requires more than just qualifications—it demands a deep understanding of yourself.

Finding the right career path can feel overwhelming. With so many options available, how do you go about choosing the one that fits you best? Whether you’re fresh out of school, looking to switch careers, or simply searching for fulfilment, this guide will help you navigate through the complexities of decision-making and provide actionable steps to put you on the right track.