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Adding value at work Stage 4 – Planning your route
This is the last stage of a series about ‘Adding value at work’: Stage 1 – Setting a future vision Stage 2 – Running a self-assessment Stage 3 – Mapping your territory Stage 4 – Planning y… more →
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Adding value at work Stage 4 – Planning your route
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wrote 9 months ago: This is the last stage of a series about ‘Adding value at work’: Stage 1 – Setting a fut … more →
Adding value at work Stage 3 – Mapping your territory
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wrote 9 months ago: You’ve built a successful future vision, you’ve run your self-assessment (and if you haven’t, click … more →
Adding value at work Stage 2 – Running a self-assessment
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wrote 10 months ago: Ever wondered how you can add more value at work? Are you about to start a new job and keen to hit t … more →
Looking for a miracle?
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wrote 10 months ago: Enter the miracle question; a coaching technique used traditionally as part of solutions-focused bri … more →
Adding value at work Stage 1 – Setting a future vision
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wrote 10 months ago: Welcome to the first part of the new blog in bits: ‘Adding value at work’. Part 1 is about Setting a … more →
Got your Game Face on?
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wrote 10 months ago: You’ve had a bad day, you’re feeling exhausted and you’ve got a networking event to attend … more →
Moving from Blogger to Wordpress: worth it?
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wrote 10 months ago: After my honest admission about my roundabout way of ending up with a brand new WordPress.com blog i … more →
Top 10 sales tips for non-sales professionals: Part II
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wrote 10 months ago: Tip 1: Reframe selling If you’re still not convinced that you’re a salesperson, or that you need to … more →
That Monday feeling…
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wrote 10 months ago: Do the ‘Sunday night blues’ attack you with the power of a tornado? After the weekend’s relaxed plea … more →
N is for Newness
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wrote 2 years ago: Whether or not Newness is actually a real world, I think it’s a fantastic one. I’m on a constant que … more →
G is for Goodbye anger; Hello happy control (Part ii)
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wrote 2 years ago: So, what did you answer to the last post? Are you the type of character to fight back, speak up and … more →
E is for the Elephant in the room
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wrote 2 years ago: I’ve been to many client meetings in my time; as well as copious internal team meetings. I’ve also b … more →
Thank Christmas, it's over
wrote 2 years ago: Christmas came (yes!) and went (no!). But what’s the impact? What’s it left behind? A whirlwind of d … more →
