How to successfully implement new training
in Career, Coaching, Leadership, Learning and Development, Mindset, Online Learning, Peak Performance, Productivity, Success, Team, Teams / / 0 commentsRead moreLearning new things take time. I enjoy learning new things, but before I try to learn something new, I check my schedule to make sure I have enough free time to devote to it. Training is a crucial part of empowering our teams and it’s easier to learn when we aren’t overworked or feeling stressed out. We can mess it up
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Coming up with a career plan B
in Career, Coaching, Entrepreneur, Executive, Leadership, Mental Health, Mindset, Strategy, Success / / 0 commentsRead moreWhat happens when. your career is derailed in some way? Can you honestly say you are working in your dream job or at least making progress towards your overall career goals? You’re probably in a good position if you find that your work is meaningful, your talents are respected and your contributions are recognised and appropriately rewarded. Ideally your current
Linda MurrayUsing your LinkedIn profile to help your career progression
in Career, Communication, Entrepreneur, Executive, Networks, Small Business, Strategy, Success / / 0 commentsRead moreDid you know that it’s been estimated that just over 90 percent of corporate recruiters use LinkedIn to find highly qualified candidates, and 85% of new hires used it to find their most recent position? In order to make a great first impression, you need a profile that highlights and showcases your achievements, expertise and talents to fully optimise your
Linda MurrayFuture-Proofing your Career: Effective Leadership is a must
Read moreDo you worry about the future of your career? … Join the queue! With new developments in work styles during and after a pandemic, automation and artificial intelligence, the outlook of the workplace of tomorrow is changing rapidly. It’s not only systems and processes that are changing every single day, but it’s also people too. Some jobs are becoming obsolete,
Linda MurrayMaking the power of positivity work for you
in Career, Coaching, Entrepreneur, Executive, Mindset, Peak Performance, Productivity, Small Business, Success / / 0 commentsRead moreAs a child, do you remember that each day when you woke up, your were excited about the possibilities of the day? Each day was filled with the opportunity for fun and adventure. Each day, something great always happened. When did we outgrow this zest for life? When did start looking at what could go wrong instead of focussing on
katieHow to tame your busy life schedule and come out on top.
Read moreOnce the holidays are over, work and life resume as normal. All those demands on your time come flooding back. If you are a parent, the beginning of the school year is exceptionally busy with school and after-school activities. With the demands of work and kids, you feel like you’re on a treadmill that you can’t get off. Holidays already
Linda MurrayHow to get excited about heading back to work
Read moreAre you excited about heading back to work? I know that I’ve enjoyed the break from routine. Even though I love what I do, not having a set schedule has been so relaxing and such a nice change. Perhaps you feel that way too. Maybe you enjoyed having a cheeky champagne at 3pm, or having a less structured day. If
Linda MurrayGive your PRESENCE, not just presents this season.
in Communication, Mental Health / / 0 commentsRead moreThis year we have been very device focussed. Our homes have become our workplaces and work technology has followed us right into our loungerooms and dinner tables. While these tools have allowed us to work from home, we’ve not had the kind of routine we used to; a routine which tells us when to switch on and switch off and
Linda MurrayGive yourself some brain space this year
Read moreWelcome back. I hope you had a wonderful break. After a year like 2020, we all needed it! Before the holidays we talked about the importance of downtime — and how to disconnect from devices and relax. We also talked about the things we discovered during COVID such as what’s important and what’s not. Now that you’ve had a break,
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