Interview with Carole Perez on the Art of Coaching Business People
I don’t think we should consider coaching services as ‘useful’ or ‘worth spending your money on’, only for those who want to climb up the ladder to senior management positions.
Nice Girls Still Don’t Get the Corner Office: Review by Nice Girl Rachel Connell
First of all - Dear Lois, where have you been all my life!? If I had read this book ten years ago or at the very beginning of my career, I would have avoided many of the mistakes I made as I climbed (or didn’t climb) the corporate ladder.
Review of “The Untethered Soul” a book by Michael Singer
A close girlfriend of mine introduced me to the author Michael Singer. I was going through a period of “angst”, worrying about everything, a bad day at the office, a love relationship gone wrong, a friendship not quite right. In this book, Michael explores “Awakening Consciousness”, and the voice that’s in your head, constantly nattering away, and which can be quite judgmental, your worst critic.
7 keys to building a strong relationship with your new boss
It’s certainly been my experience that the better I get along with my boss, the more motivated and happier I am with my job. You know the saying, 'You don’t get a second chance to make a first impression'?
Mental Health Week – How is YOUR state of mental health?
Just as we are tought to take care of our physical body’s health, we should also learn to pay attention to our mind’s health.
8 reasons why at work EI is more important than IQ
EI is one of the most important attributes you’ll need to be successful in the workplace. These concrete examples will show you why.
Claude Painchaud, an inspiring woman who never stops
What a pleasure it was to interview Claude Painchaud, an inspiring woman who seems like she's unstoppable. She captured my attention when I learned that, at age 81, she had won Ottawa's 2017 half marathon -- a 21 km race.
Little Black Book — A Go-To Guide For The Working Woman
I would compare The Little Black Book A Toolkit For Working Women, to a small « dictionary » for the working woman.
Eating Your Emotions at Work? Try These 4 Easy Tricks.
Eating your emotions means you suddenly have the overpowering urge to grab a chocolate bar or bag of chips, you succumb to it, and eat it up in a hurry. In reality, you're not hungry, but it feels good to eat this junk food at this exact moment.
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