The article discusses the importance of recognising when perseverance turns into self-harm, particularly in toxic work environments. It emphasises that quitting can be an act of self-care and encourages individuals to evaluate their worth and well-being. Coaching is highlighted as a valuable tool for gaining clarity and confidence during career transitions.
Category Archives: Learning from Challenges
Redesign Your Career for Fulfilment
Feeling stuck in your career is common, often stemming from societal expectations, fear, or lack of direction. It’s possible to redesign your career by reconnecting with your passions, experimenting with small steps, seeking support, and adopting a growth mindset. Coaching can provide the guidance needed for a fulfilling career transition.
Illuminating Change: The Power of the Coaching “Light Bulb” Moment
In the realm of personal and executive coaching, there exists a transformative phenomenon known as the “light bulb” moment—a sudden, illuminating realisation that sparks profound change in a client’s perspective, actions, and outcomes. This moment, though often portrayed as instantaneous, is the culmination of a journey that unfolds through careful guidance, introspection, and trust betweenContinue reading “Illuminating Change: The Power of the Coaching “Light Bulb” Moment”
Breaking Point to Breakthrough: My Journey Through Burnout and the Lessons Learned
Burnout is caused by prolonged stress, leading to emotional and physical exhaustion. A firsthand experience shared by a former NHS worker highlights the toll of burnout on mental and physical health. Seeking professional help and focusing on self-care and mental health management have been instrumental in the recovery process, leading to a newfound empathy for others experiencing similar struggles. This journey has led to a commitment to helping others and taking proactive steps to avoid relapse, including building a strong support network and emphasizing the importance of mindfulness in maintaining good mental health.
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