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Make it Work
I’ve been working with some coaching clients this week and I find myself saying this quite a bit: “Make it work” This simple phrase can say two things. Firstly, whatever it is, the block, the challenge, the issue, resolve it. Get to a better point or place, refuel or restore the relationship, find a betterContinue reading “Make it Work”
Follow your passion – the worst piece of career advice
I’ve been asking the question of how we drive our own value propositions over time, one, because there is more choice and focus if we do it for ourselves, and two, because we can, thanks to our context of rapid change and technological advancement. Today I came across an article written about Andrew Ng, whichContinue reading “Follow your passion – the worst piece of career advice”