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.
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Two Easy Steps to Develop and Deliver a Story That Enthrals Your Audience
Just as Mark used the words written to understand who Eddie is, the people we interact with come to understand our beliefs, values and dreams through the words we use to communicate. Because as people, it’s what we can make with words – ideas, images, hopes, theories, fears, plans, understanding, expectations, a past and a future, culture, ways of seeing …. the list is endless, and the power is simply ‘powerful’.
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.
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.
An Evening of Fictitious Dishes
Just as reading great novels can transport you to another place and time, meals can conjure scenes very far away from your kitchen table.”
6 Tips to Help You Craft Great Opening Lines That Hook Your Audience the Moment You Begin Your Story
The opening line to your story can be simple, eloquent, informative, contradictory, startling, thrilling, curious, suspenseful … But it should propose a contract to your audience: If you keep listening, I’ll tell you a certain kind of story.
The Case For Reading Fiction
The feedback from the group was that the experience of reading and discussing a fiction book had helped develop and fine-tune their empathy. This was because they believed having been able to tap into the feelings of the characters in the book, they felt this would help them be more attuned to their colleague’s feelings in everyday WorkLife situations and have greater empathy because of that.
How To Navigate Your WorkLife and Find Your Purpose
You May Discover It at an Early Stage of Your WorkLife, Or You May Discover It at a Later Stage. Both Are OK. A Case Study: Mary’s Story: As a young girl, Mary didn’t have any great aspirations about what she wanted to do or be in her WorkLife. Her university choice came about becauseContinue reading “How To Navigate Your WorkLife and Find Your Purpose”