Five Ways To Manage Fear When You Stretch Outside Your Comfort Zone

May 5th, 2017|Categories: Career lessons, life hacks, Tips & Tricks|

I thought about writing about growth, since it’s spring, and growth is something that happens when you stretch outside your comfort zone. (I did write about growth for the 4/16 issue of the newsletter in case you missed that one!) But the flip side of the positive growth that comes when you stretch outside your

Money Advice from David Bowie: You’ve Gotta Have a Plan

March 29th, 2017|Categories: Advice, Leadership Skills, Lifestyle, Tips & Tricks|

The late great David Bowie wasn't just a standout dresser and phenomenal singer/songwriter. He was equally innovative in how he managed his money. Back in the late 90's he was the first musician to sell "Bowie Bonds," promising investors a share in future royalties from his music in exchange for upfront cash. How much

Five Reasons Why Your ‘Perfect Resume’ Still Isn’t Leading To Job Interviews

March 28th, 2017|Categories: Career lessons, Tips & Tricks|

Most job seekers spend most of their time perfecting their resume. Then proceed to submit dozens, if not hundreds, of applications online, only to land a few job interviews. You might even refine your resume based on feedback from recruiters like me, prioritising the five items on your resume that recruiters notice first. Still no

7 Strategies for Women to Lead a Successful Team

February 1st, 2017|Categories: Tips & Tricks|Tags: |

Written by Caryn Walsh, Founder and CEO Pure Magic Business solutions Why do many organisations struggle to achieve goals and become truly successful? What happens within teams that enables them to either prosper or hinders them from really thriving? Is it a leadership issue and what roles do teams play in this? In my experience, there are many

The Truth About Difficult Conversation

January 30th, 2017|Categories: How to, Leadership Skills, News, Tips & Tricks|

The power of discipline At its worst, it destroys organisations, individuals, well-being and it tears teams apart. When it's not managed well and it’s avoided it can cause substantial damage to a business. But equally disagreement and conflict, when handled well is the source of change, it’s the source of power and it’s the source

A Neuroscience Perspective on Giving Presentations.

November 7th, 2016|Categories: Tips & Tricks|Tags: , , |

Written by Jill Sweatman | Neuroscience Strategist for Change Management, Learning & Development, Guest Lecturer Knowing even a little about the brain will help your presentations, even if you are scared. And that, by the way, is perfectly natural. The brain loves a challenge. The brain loves novel and new experiences. The brain loves social interaction,

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