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The Career CatalystSelf‑Awareness: Why It Matters More Than You Think
Talented people are often held back by blind spots they don’t know they have. Here I explore how leaders can support colleagues in developing both internal and external self‑awareness.
What’s the magic formula for a model employee?
Self‑awareness is the single most powerful attribute that shapes a healthy team culture. After years of leading teams, I’ve seen how understanding your own emotions, behaviours, and impact on others can transform the way you work—and how a lack of it can quietly erode trust, collaboration, and career progression.
How to reinvent your career: 7 practical steps
Reinventing your career doesn’t start with a grand plan — it starts with small experiments. Building on my last post, this piece explores how to take meaningful action towards making a career transition.
How to reinvent yourself in a constantly changing world
Curiosity fuels every meaningful career change. Action beats introspection. Small experiments, new connections, and evolving stories can all help you reinvent your career.
Losing your career identity: stepping out of old and into the new
Career change, whether chosen or imposed, is hard. What can you do to make the transition easier?
8 FREE questionnaires to boost your career success
Understanding your strengths, values and motivations can transform the way you approach applications, interviews and career decisions — yet most of us rarely pause to reflect on them. This post introduces a range of free online tools that help you explore your personality, communication style, values and work preferences.
Finding your IKIGAI: The life you’re meant to live
How satisfied are you with the life you’re living? Taking time to reflect on the Japanese concept of IKIGAI may reveal how you can squeeze more joy out of it.
how to unlock your personal power through storytelling
Have you ever wondered how to make your presentations more compelling, or your arguments more persuasive? Here I explore how telling a story can significantly elevate your impact.
When I grew up I wanted to be a…..
What are the themes running through your childhood interests? Here I explore some of mine and how they have shown up throughout my career.
What do you want to be, when you grow up?
The career choices you make are often influenced by our childhood interests. If you’re contemplating a career change, why not look back to your early years for inspiration?
How to lead with what makes you unique
When you’re applying for leadership roles, knowing your Strengths can help you craft a unique compelling narrative.
How to navigate 2026 without New Year resolutions
This year, rather than setting New Year’s resolutions, I propose a much more relaxed and enjoyable approach to life.













