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A “How To” Guide for the Prospective Writer – Step Ten on the Writing Journey
Receiving your Galley Copy is one of the most unforgettable moments in an author’s journey. It’s the first time you hold your book in your hands, the weight of your work, your effort, and your dreams...
4 hours ago3 min read


The Benefits of Therapeutic Coaching in Navigating Career Transitions
Career transitions, whether voluntary or imposed, are among the most challenging experiences in an individual’s working life. Therapeutic coaching offers a psychologically informed, future-focused...
1 day ago3 min read


Why Job Interviews Fail Even When You Don’t
Most people imagine a failed interview as something painfully obvious, someone rambling without direction, freezing under pressure, or forgetting the company's name. In practice, the interviews that...
6 days ago6 min read


Redefining Lactation as a Workplace Right – Not a Privilege
Breastfeeding is often celebrated as a personal choice, a maternal instinct, or an act of love, and while all of that is true, it’s also an issue of public health, gender equity, and economic justice.
Nov 117 min read


Therapists Beware – Reading Between the Lines of a ‘Supportive’ Employer
Whether you are just starting out or have been practicing for years, there are certain signs every therapist should look out for before joining a private practice. Work environments play a crucial role...
Nov 105 min read


How to Ask Post-Interview Questions That Make You Unforgettable
Most candidates waste their final interview moments by asking generic questions that fail to impress. In this guide, discover how strategic, research-driven questions can make you memorable...
Nov 57 min read


A “How To” Guide for the Prospective Writer – Step Nine on the Writing Journey
If you’re just tuning in to the “How To” Guide for the Prospective Writer, then you need to whisk back to the first step, because (drumroll please!), we’re almost done!
Nov 44 min read


The Underutilized Secret to Exceptional Workplaces
When I walk into a room full of senior leaders and ask, “Which of you leads with compassion?” the silence is often deafening. Yet ask them whether they believe compassion matters, and almost every...
Oct 243 min read


The Interview Setting – An Authenticity Trap for HSPs
For Highly Sensitive People (HSPs), interviews can feel more like psychological obstacle courses than authentic conversations. You're expected to perform confidence, enthusiasm, and certainty, often...
Oct 246 min read


15 Questions to Recognise a Toxic Workplace and 13 Ways to Protect Your Well-Being
If you’ve ever wondered whether your workplace might be toxic, you’re not alone. Many of us endure environments that subtly drain our energy, affect our mental well-being, and ultimately harm...
Oct 2312 min read


How To Make Career Decisions That Align With Your Core Values
At some point in your professional life, often right around the time you’ve earned some stability, raised a few kids, and learned the ropes of juggling way too much, you pause. You glance around at...
Oct 204 min read


What Career Disruption Really Feels Like and Why It Might Be a Gift
Losing your job or facing burnout can feel like the end, but it might just be the beginning. This article explores the hidden gift of career disruption and how it can spark self-awareness, courage, and a more...
Oct 174 min read


Complete Guide to CV Writing, LinkedIn Optimization, and Interview Success
In these AI-driven times, human personality has been compartmentalised into neat boxes, static labels, and lists of categories. Traditional personality assessments promise to reveal "who you really...
Oct 158 min read


The Reward of Fear – How Silence and Incentives Keep Toxic Managers in Power
Many organizations claim to value employee well-being and a healthy workplace, yet aggressive or abusive managers often continue to be promoted or protected. This article explores why toxic leaders...
Oct 135 min read


The Redundancy Reset – How to Thrive After Job Loss
Losing your job can feel like the rug has been pulled out from under you. Redundancy often brings a wave of emotions, including shock, anger, fear, even relief, and it’s easy to get stuck in the spiral...
Oct 134 min read


If You Don’t Advocate Your Career Brand, Who Will?
In a world where self-promotion often gets mistaken for arrogance, many professionals shy away from showcasing their achievements. Yet, if you don’t advocate for your career brand, who will?
Oct 134 min read


Just Starting Your Career Life? Your Experiences Provide Valuable Insights
If you are starting your career, you know you are entering a rapidly changing world. This includes a constantly shifting job market, adjustments in education, training, and skill development needed to keep up...
Oct 95 min read


What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?
It feels like just yesterday that question was being asked. I remember clearly, at age 12, I wanted to be an air traffic controller. I didn’t really know what the job entailed, but my dad was a pilot, and I’d...
Oct 88 min read


A "How To" Guide for the Prospective Writer – Step Eight on the Writing Journey
You did it! You worked hard through steps one through seven of the writing process and sent your book! Right? If not, then you’ve got some steps to complete, which you can find here. We left off at the end...
Oct 73 min read


When Standing Up Looks Like Lashing Out – Understanding Reactive Abuse in Professional Spaces
When the quiet person in the professional world “snaps,” they’re often labeled the problem, but what if their reaction is a symptom of months of covert manipulation or workplace bullying? This article...
Oct 74 min read


Why Your Energy Is Your Edge – The Overlooked Fitness Strategy Behind Career and Business Success
What if your biggest competitive advantage isn’t your network, your strategy, or your intellect, but your energy? Most professionals chase productivity hacks but skip the one infrastructure that...
Oct 34 min read


Creating Psychosocially Safe Workplaces – Beyond Compliance, Toward Courage
Creating a psychosocially safe workplace isn't just about meeting legislative requirements, it’s about creating environments where people feel safe to speak, contribute, and thrive.
Oct 33 min read


The Rise of Freedom-Based Careers – Why Flexibility is the New Success
We grew up believing hard work and good grades would lead to stability and fulfillment. That’s why we all got the degree and landed the job, right? But the reality of the corporate world hit hard for...
Oct 35 min read


Daily Reflective Practice Is Not Counter to Productivity – It Enhances Productivity and Well-Being
Time and space for reflection, perspective, context, imagination, silence, and tuning into our bodies, emotions, and thoughts often feel like a luxury in a world chronically characterized by busyness...
Sep 263 min read
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