Difficult times, situations and circumstances are where real learning takes place. This is where people surprise themselves when they discover how capable they are to come through what life has thrown at them through sheer grit and determination. This is where people realise they have so much within themselves to enable whatever is needed to happen to take place. This is where people have the realisation they need to have a flexible mindset to do what is needed to be done, to push through difficult times, situations and circumstances.
Category Archives: WorkLife Stories
Turning Point Story How to Create Your Meaningful WorkLife Story
When I begin working with a client who’s considering a WorkLife change, quite often it’s because of a particular turning point in their life and they’ve come to realise that life is too short for them not to be living it fully.
What Do Red Shoes, the Good Wife and a Pink Purse Have in Common?
This is the same for professionals in their WorkLife today, they want to look the part and they want to be taken seriously for their work but they also want to allow their personality to shine through.
How Reminiscing Gave Insight and Inspiration in Knowing I’m Where I Need to Be
A Case Study: A memory gave me insight to how I got to where I am in my WorkLife and inspiration in knowing I’m at the right place – the place my WorkLife journey was meant to take me to.
A Simple Feedback Technique in 3 steps to Self Direct Meaningful Learning
A Case Study: How I took an invaluable lesson in feedback practice from an acting class and adapted it to help people self direct meaningful learning in their WorkLife to turn their continuous story into a work of art.
I’m Feeling Burnt Out. I Need a Little Rest. I Need to Re-Energise and Re-Focus
Your success in life will be determined largely by your ability to speak, your ability to write, and the quality of your ideas.
How Self-Observation Can Help Your Self-Acceptance and Self-Realisation
Sleeping on it can help for sure, but some emotions last longer than a day. Continue to acknowledge your emotions and let go of those that don’t persist.
How Observational Comedy Helps You to Be Creative In Your Thinking
“Have you ever noticed how the most intriguing individual in the room seems content to listen more than speaking?”
How to Build Your WorkLife Around What Engages and Inspires You
Following what engages and inspires you in living a fulfilled WorkLife will give you courage to buckle the trend to move in a new direction
A Turning Point Story: How Sometimes What You Think You Want, and Need Are Incorrect
Step 1: Think about a belief you have had in the past about something you want and need. Consider if that’s something you still want and need. Question if the way you went about fulfilling this want and need was incorrect or correct.