We all like a bit of fun. But is it possible to have fun with your career change? Selina Barker explains why fun isn't just possible, it's vital if you want to find and start doing work you love.
Career-shifting can feel like being overwhelmed by a barrage of choices when all you want is a black coffee. If you’re the kind of person who likes to keep their options open, how can you move forward? Andrea Perry explains.
A single off-the-shelf ‘job’ might not be the answer. If you love a lot of things, you like variety and don’t want to be trapped in a boring career, then creating a bespoke career opens up new possibilities. Marianne Cantwell explains how.
An estimated 70% of jobs are not advertised. That’s a lot of hidden roles you might be missing out on. Phil Bolton explains how to hunt them down.
Want to do work that matters to you and makes a positive impact on the world? Not sure how? Career coach Rosie Walford shows you how to identify what kind of difference you want to make and how to get started.
Got a big idea that seems completely overwhelming? On the verge of throwing in the towel because you think you'll never make it? John Williams explains how to make a practical start on your grand plan.
The beliefs you hold about what's possible for your shift can paralyse you into inertia. But what if the things you tell yourself are actually just one idea, in many disguises? Natasha shares a different perspective on your limiting beliefs and how to overcome them.
Counsellor and therapist Matt is constantly surprised by how many clients come to him wanting to talk not about trauma, or relationships or family, but about their careers. Here, he dispels the three biggest myths at the heart of career-change pain.
It's been 18 months since our Community Manager Natasha kick-started her career change. While she's loving where she's reached, it's also been an up-and-down journey to get there. Here, she shares a second set of candid lessons from her shift.
It's been 18 months since our community manager Natasha kick-started her career change. While she's loving where she's reached, it's also been an up-and-down journey to get there. Here, she shares the honest lessons from her shift.
