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Many of you will know I’m a fan of this podcast. This episode talks about change, and how we can exercise to prepare for it. This is one of the things we do in career guidance conversations - looking at potential change from all angles, preparing for different scenarios and increasing the courage levels needed to approach change. #SoMuchMoreThanTalkingAboutJobs

From the world of #saas as a #tech CEO/Founder, to now living in NYC as stand-up comedian, Nina has the truest sense of what it means to be an #entrepreneur. She's climbing mountains, literally and figuratively. (Tune in to hear more on that one) Can't wait for you to tune into this conversation! 🎧 #SevenPierPodcast

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It was a treat to chat with Sonny Franks Miller and Andrew Cook on the "Talking Points" podcast from The Plank Center for Leadership in Public Relations about making a geographic move during my career. My moves from NYC to LA 15 years ago and from LA to the Bay Area nearly 8 years ago were pivotal decisions in my career -- and my life. I still remember meeting with Kim Sample and Mike Doyle over lunch to discuss the prospect of moving to LA, never anticipating that I'd still live in California 15 years later. My tips for those considering a big move: 1) Be open to the professional and personal opportunities a move can present. For example, a move to LA led me to important, career-defining work AND introduced me to Ironman triathlons, a hobby I took up to meet people ... including my now husband. The move took me out of my professional and personal comfort zones, ultimately building my confidence and helping me cultivate new skills and passions. 2) Seek input from mentors. Those who know you well can offer valuable perspective ... but the decision is ultimately yours to make. 3) Reserve judgement. If I had evaluated whether I made the right decision to move after the first week, month or even year, I'm not sure I would have reached the same conclusion I now do. It took time to adjust. While that adjustment period can be scary, stick it out so you can objectively assess.

"Band-aids, quick fixes and grand gestures might look like we're doing the work we need to create and maintain healthy cultures, but those all seem hollow if we're not taking the steps that matter. Employees aren't dumb. They know when leaders are checking boxes rather than investing in the organization's culture." Listen now to this week's mini-episode of Relationships at Work where I highlight a problem many company's may not know is growing and festering: Cultural Debt. What is it? Why is it so easy to invest in it? And how can we avoid doing so? Listen wherever you get podcasts. Apple: https://lnkd.in/d-jbSgQS Spotify: https://lnkd.in/dPKXBXdK Youtube: https://lnkd.in/dVsv9vP8

As someone who's naturally entrepreneurial, you may feel a similar pull to monetize every single creative hobby you pick up. But how do you know if it's the start of a great potential career... or just ruining a hobby that you love. Check out my podcast episode where I talk through some of the main questions you need to ask yourself to decide whether it's the right move for you. Listen on Spotify 👉 https://lnkd.in/dtDjC7ec Listen on Apple podcasts 👉 https://lnkd.in/dmNsDmkd #creativity #monetizeyourpassion #hobby

Well worth listening to this podcast if you are interested in driving a culture of creativity and innovation in your organisation. David Hall , thanks for reminding me of the power of the creativity techniques since you introduced them to me all those years ago. Creativity is the precursor to innovation indeed. #creativity #innovation #businesstransformation

"Embrace the power of stepping outside your comfort zone! 🌟 Challenge yourself to tackle those tasks you've been avoiding or that feel a bit uncomfortable. As @katherineemeneth wisely advises, these challenges often hold hidden rewards. You might discover that what once seemed daunting is actually a pathway to growth and new opportunities. So, why not take that leap? Intrigued? Dive deeper into this topic by listening to the full episode on Spotify and Apple Podcasts or at https://lnkd.in/gmhPmV2 #musicianlife #classicallytrained #musiciansofinstagram #PerformancePlanning #mindoverfingerpodcast #mindoverfinger

Thinking of a Job Change? You're not alone! Nearly 3% of UK workers switched jobs in Q2 2023. It's not a huge number, and we discuss reasons for this on this Friday's podcast. #JobChange #UKLabourMarket #CareerMoves #PodcastDiscussion

"We want to rely on sensory details and observations. Loss is one... Loss is noticing the void. It's noticing that negative space that would have been filled. It's automatically putting down that other place setting before you realize, they aren't here." Draw your readers into a scene and help them feel the emotion of the moment, rather than simply telling them about the emotion. This is one of the ways you can give your readers the best possible experience. Get more tips and examples from Editor Jennia D'Lima on this episode of the Entrepreneurs & Artists podcast: https://lnkd.in/eAuHKYm8