Hindsight's a wonderful thing, right?* After 25 years in corporate life, two significant career changes, and a journey from tech startups to career coaching, I've learned some hard-won lessons that I wish someone had shared with my bright-eyed 20-year-old self, fresh out of university. Here's the thing: I don't see these experiences as things that happened 'to' me anymore. I've flipped my thinking.

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."

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.

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.

Have you ever felt that nagging voice telling you that your career choices haven't been spectacular? Or perhaps you've struggled with the weight of expectations—what you "should" do with your professional life? You're no alone in feeling this way.

For many professionals, saying no feels uncomfortable, even impossible.But what if saying no was the key to unlocking your career potential?

Too often, we think career moves have to be giant leaps, but in reality, they are made up of tiny, deliberate steps.

Striving to be the employee that is great at everything, is so last year. Today, I want to offer a different perspective.

In the maze of our career, sometimes we find ourselves adrift, sailing through the waters of accidental career choices. Let's confront this.

The workforce is changing faster than ever before. It’s crucial that we adapt our career to these inevitable changes - here's how!

Considering a career change can be daunting. From my experience as a strengths and career coach (and my own two career changes)

You have a wealth of skills, strengths, and experiences The key lies in recognising these transferable skills—the ones you use in every job.

Taking Charge of Your Career Destiny. In a world where we often feel like mere passengers, it's crucial to remember that we are the archite

First off, let's address the idea of the "right time." The truth is, there rarely is a perfect moment to make a big Career shift.

Are you experiencing a nagging sense of dissatisfaction with your current career? Are you unsure whether it's just a passing phase or a sig

There are two key aspects to a successful Career Shift: Mental fitness and overcoming procrastination. Let's start with Mental Fitness.

Have you ever found yourself stuck in a job you despise, yearning for change but unsure of how to proceed?