Posts Tagged ‘Networking’
The Curse of Being Good at Stuff
Swimming has been a thread woven through most of my life: Junior internationals → university swim team → triathlons → open water → and for the past three years, masters…
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 Emotional Whiplash of the Return to Work
Last Thursday for the first time in over 6 weeks, I exhaled. The house was empty and finally I was alone and had space to think. And then it hits…
Read MoreWhen “Just Reach Out” Feels Like a Full-Time Job
How to adapt networking and cold outreach when you’re neurodivergent On my recent LinkedIn poll, 60% of people responded with “I overthink for days” when asked how they internally react…
Read MoreWhen You Fall Short
“You’re doing well, Hannah; you’re just not going as fast as I thought you would.” Falling short of someone else’s expectations, especially when it’s someone you deeply respect, hurts. It…
Read MoreWhat Will You Choose to Lose?
Struggling to juggle career ambitions and family life? Discover why the real question isn’t “How do I manage it all?” but “What will I choose to lose?” Do your career…
Read MoreSilenced and Sidelined? Not on Our Watch
The workshop I was scheduled to deliver today has been postponed—and possibly cancelled—because, as I was told, “Women’s networks may become illegal in the USA.” The reasoning? Women’s networks are…
Read MoreBirds and worms…
Please read this carefully as it is your one and only chance to get the Intentional Careers™ Accelerator 3-Day live event at a double discount. Let’s call it the early bird and…
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