Episode 9 - How to invest in your career by learning to t...

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In my work as a career coach, I've noticed that many of my clients know they need to develop in their careers but often struggle to begin taking action on their intentions. In short, they need to start doing, stop overthinking, and take imperfect action. In this week's episode of Career Espresso, I look at - Why too much research on your career options can lead to a false sense of productivity Why Newton's first law applies to people as well as objects!How to push past the mental barrier we put up when procrastinating Working on shifting to a beginner mindset and away from perfectionHow to create an action plan to hold yourself accountable for your progressThank you for listening and see you next week!Work with meAs well as coaching women to get the career they know they deserve, I also deliver leadership coaching and run workshops, courses, and programmes to organisations who want to retain, develop and engage their staff. Get in touch to book your free Career Consultation call here. If you are an organisation that would like to discuss how I can support your teams and leaders, book a call here.Connect with meWebsiteLinkedInInstagram Sign up for the 'Work Your Way' newsletter hereHow can I support the podcast?→Subscribe→Share this episode with a friend or on your socials→Leave a review I would love to hear your feedback on my podcast. Please leave a review or come say hello on social or at [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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This episode was published on July 19, 2023.

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In my work as a career coach, I've noticed that many of my clients know they need to develop in their careers but often struggle to begin taking action on their intentions. In short, they need to start doing, stop overthinking, and take imperfect...

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