Posts Tagged ‘career pivot’
Triple heatwave. Triple reminder. 🥵🥵🥵
Last week I swapped the UK heatwave for the Spanish version… only to return home to another one. This time I was delivering the motivational keynote at the European Women…
Read MoreIf I don’t go, then what is all this all for?
Organising adult get togethers is like a military operation. I’ve got 1 weekend in October. I can’t do any midweek. I can’t commit as far out as March 2027. As…
Read MoreI laughed until I cried…and cried until I laughed…
I know, I know… I’m a day late. But I have a great reason.From Friday to Monday, I was in London helping deliver the One Woman Conference for an organisation…
Read MoreThe hail thunderstorm commands attention ⛈️…
Today was supposed to be Elsie’s sports day. It was cancelled because of a thunderstorm forecast. This morning, standing in bright sunshine, I joked that it probably wouldn’t even rain.…
Read MoreInspiring Stories 071 – Dr Lucia Moreira Teixeira – Client Story
Dr Lucia Moreira Teixeira – CLIENT STORY Lucia is the Immunology Lead at Sanofi. In this episode we talk about: The benefits and challenges of living and working in different…
Read MoreInspiring Stories 070 – Anna Reader – Client Story
Anna Reader – CLIENT STORY Anna is currently Head of Equality and Diversity at the University of York and is about to start a very exciting new career pivot to…
Read MoreInspiring Stories 069 – Bronwyn Friedlander – Client Story
Bronwyn has an extensive background in media and PR, notably as Head of Media Relations at the Royal Society and previously at Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. She recently made a…
Read MoreYou Don’t Have to Do It Alone
It was 19:25. The event doors were due to open in five minutes, so I did a quick phone check. First up? A video of my daughter whizzing her dolls…
Read MoreThe Career Thread You Didn’t Know You Were Weaving
A couple of weeks ago, I spent five days supporting One of Many, the organisation where I first trained as a coach. This time, I returned in a new role,…
Read MoreThe Detention Strategy: Why Avoiding the Hard Stuff Doesn’t Work
We were two weeks into my middle child Jenson’s transition to high school, and I was almost shocked by how smooth it had been. Settling in well. Enjoying the structure.…
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