Tags: making the right decision

Career Change Clinic: How to work out what you really like doing from what you think you should be doing

By Sab on 29 August 2011 at 11:54 in Careershifters Blog

"I am a dentist but am not really sure it's something I want to continue with. Everyone is keep telling me that you can make good money from being a dentist. Sometimes I feel I am a quitter for wanting to consider doing something else. I feel very confused, what can I do?”

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The Importance of Finding Time To Be Still During Career Change

By Jessica McGrego...

Overwhelmed by choice when it comes to your next career? Jessica McGregor Johnson suggests you find time to be still, quiet, and present, in order to find the right answers for yourself. More

Going On Holiday Is Like Changing Career!

By Grace Owen

Career coach Grace Owen explores how during the holiday season you can take some practical steps to changing your career for the better and offers her essential ‘holiday guide’ for those struggling to find their dream job.. More

Deliberation is Immobilisation: an article on decision-making

By Sab on 24 May 2010 at 22:15 in Careershifters Blog

I've just created a three page article about the hows and whys of procrastinating when making a decision. I don't know about you guys but during my career change process I've dragged decisions out - never getting past the analysis and doubts. I hope this article in some small way helps you see decisions in a different way and make the decision-making process a happier one.

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Trying on new ideas

By Jessica McGrego...

Many people making a career change complain of not being able to know the right direction to go in. They end up sitting for hours before a list of ideas trying to discover the one and only right way forward. If that sounds like you, then read on as professional career coach, Jessica, takes you through a process where you get a proper 'feel' for what fits best. More


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