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If you want to be successful, think like an artisan

by racheljcollis | Coaching, Purpose, Success

Have you got a lovely job or a lousy job? According to Goos & Manning (2007), increasingly there will only be those two options – lovely or lousy? And there will be many more lousy jobs than lovely ones. I am sure that you are aware that technology,...

What Senator Maxine Waters Can Teach Us About Career Change

by racheljcollis | Career planning, Success

US Senator Maxine Waters sparked an internet meme by staunchly and assertively repeating the phrase “reclaiming my time, reclaiming my time” I’ve written a blog post over at The Career Psychologist about what to do when people waste your time at...

What If Standard Career Advice Is Wrong?

by racheljcollis | Career planning, Success

Just to let you know about a new post on The Meaningful Success Project. It suggests a different approach to career planning. You can read it here.

Getting Clear On What Kind of Coaching Conversation You Need

by racheljcollis | Coaching, Success

Working with a coach can be a very valuable experience. It can help you to develop both personally and professionally. But it can also be disappointing. I think that one of the causes of that disappointment is a lack of clarity about the type of conversation needed by...

Are You Willing to Pay the Price of Admission to Your Life?

by racheljcollis | Acceptance and Commitment Training, Happiness, Purpose, Relationships, Success, Values

In order to live a life that is meaningful, you have to be willing to feel pain. If you love deeply, at some point you will be hurt. If you open up enough to be vulnerable, at some point you will feel anxious. If you try to make a positive difference to the lives of...

Which Qualities are Associated with Life Satisfaction?

by racheljcollis | Happiness, Success

Park, Petersen and Seligman found the following values to be consistently associated with life satisfaction: 1    Hope (optimism, future-mindedness, future orientation) 2    Zest for Life (vitality, enthusiasm, vigor, energy) 3    Gratitude (awareness and thankfulness...
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