As guilt-free laziness has been enforced, I've taken stock on my next steps which includes writing a second book! My latest post explains all.
The harm of saying “that’s not my job”
Have you ever been given pieces of work that has nothing to do with your job role or you feel is above or below your pay? In this article, I explain three opportunities you could miss out on if you simply said "that's not my job".
Career changes and a 30-year-old pair of shoes
In this post, I share what a 30-year-old pair of shoes can teach us about career changes.
Two years of writing: what I’ve learned along the way
On the eve of The Avid Doer’s second birthday, I share the top three things I’ve learned about blogging and the writing process, and talk about my plans for the future.
Imposter syndrome: Intuition in disguise?
Imposter syndrome. We all experience it from time to time, myself included, in various degrees, but is it a case of mistaken identity? In this post, I explore why our imposter syndrome could be intuition in disguise.
Book review: The Art of Thinking Clearly
I've just finished a fascinating read: 'The Art of Thinking Clearly' written by Rolf Dobelli. It covers 99 thinking shortcuts (biases, fallacies and illusions) that pose a threat to your decision-making. In this post, I share the key points that stood out to me and explain why this is a must-read for all professionals who want to make more conscious decisions.
Professional online presence and social media toxicity
Last week I tweeted my last tweet explaining that I was ditching Twitter. I have written a lot about the importance of online professional presence for those who want to keep up to date on what’s happening in their industry. So why this sudden contradiction? In this post, I explain all.
Back to school – tips for studying while working
Have you just started, or thinking about starting a new course while holding down a job and not sure how to fit the time in? In this post, I explain the two elements needed to make this work.
Feel more confident in interviews
Has it been a while since you’ve had an interview? Do you hate being put on the spot to talk about yourself for an hour to strangers? Are you worried about embarrassing yourself by not being able to answer a question? Or worse, starting to answer a question and having no idea where you’re going with it? In this post, I talk about different ways to improve your confidence so that your nerves don't get in the way of your next big opportunity!
When your job title is too generic
Do you have a generic job title that doesn't reflect what you do, what your specialism is or what you're capable of? In this post, I share some advice on what to do about this and how to tell the (professional) world what you're all about.
