To Give People an Understanding Into What the Chapter Was About. To Open Their Thinking without Telling Them How or What to Think Chapter #22 Overcoming Your Fear To Live Your WorkLife With Courage Quote #22 “The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear” Nelson Mandela Followed by myContinue reading “Quote #22 That Helped Shape The Chapters Of My First Book”
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Your Truth Is You Will Find Your Way
You’ve Done It Before. You Will Do It Again “We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done.” Longfellow Susie had self-published her first book. It was a collection of simple life stories that she hoped readers would find insightful in a way thatContinue reading “Your Truth Is You Will Find Your Way”
Walter’s Truth Was That He Was Good Enough
But It Took the Words: “No, You Can’t Do That.” For Him to Realise It Walter was an IT technician by day. He helped out on a comic book subscription service by night – a side hustle support role he had accidentally landed himself. Walter had been recommended to Clarissa when she needed a websiteContinue reading “Walter’s Truth Was That He Was Good Enough “
When Your Job Stops You From Being True To Yourself, What Do You Do?
You Plan Your Great Escape – That’s What! Your very existence is threatened when you’re not living your WorkLife true to who you really are, as Niamh painfully realised. Niamh had worked in Employment Law for three years. She had chosen law as a profession because she believed by helping people, she could play herContinue reading “When Your Job Stops You From Being True To Yourself, What Do You Do?”
What If Your Vision Seems Impossible? How Do You Achieve It?
3 Steps to Motivating Yourself and Others To Reach For The Stars In Believing The Impossible Is Possible Aiden’s vision was to make his town a great place to live, work and visit. Originally both a port town and a market town, over the years, it had gradually gone into decline. The town had beenContinue reading “What If Your Vision Seems Impossible? How Do You Achieve It?”
How to Drive Your Vision Through Your Motivated Abilities
We All Have ‘Can Do’ Abilities. But It’s Our ‘Motivated’ Abilities That Drive Our Vision “Everyone deserves an opportunity to succeed.” Those words had impacted Una as a teenager and have remained with her ever since. They went on to be the words that represent her Vision statement at the volunteering coaching company she foundedContinue reading “How to Drive Your Vision Through Your Motivated Abilities”
Following Your Vision and Going It Alone Can Be Extremely Lonely
But, Along With Your Motivated Abilities, Knowing How To Go It Alone Is Also The Secret To Getting There Andreas had experienced severe burnout in his position as a recruitment consultant within the insurance industry. He had been working long hours. Not only had there been excessive demands on his time, but there had alsoContinue reading “Following Your Vision and Going It Alone Can Be Extremely Lonely”
How To Be Vulnerable And Courageous
“Vulnerability is the core of shame and fear and a struggle for worthiness, but it appears that it’s also the birthplace of joy, of creativity, of belonging, of love.” Brené Brown We live in a vulnerable world, and one of the ways we deal with our own vulnerability is to numb it — grief, shame, doubt, anxiety, fear,Continue reading “How To Be Vulnerable And Courageous”
The Creative Freelancer Who Came in From the Cold
Then Brought Her Fellow Creatives With Her to a Space Where Their Work Was Valued and Fairly Compensated Juliet had found herself out in the cold when she had walked away from a job at a company that didn’t value or fairly compensate her work as a creative. But then something extraordinary happened. When aloneContinue reading “The Creative Freelancer Who Came in From the Cold”
Purpose Wins Over Profit Every Time. In The End. That Is.
But It Can Take Time and It Can Also Demand Courage It was 2010, and Sabina was reeling from failing in her first (and only) contract as an independent recruiter in the restaurant industry. She had, in fact, walked away from the job because she felt she couldn’t deliver on the contract without compromising on her Purpose: ToContinue reading “Purpose Wins Over Profit Every Time. In The End. That Is.”