by Sarah Monk | July, 2019 | Life, Sarah Monk, Work
Time for a break As the schools break up in the U.K. for the summer vacation, many people are focussed on their upcoming annual holiday. The nature of “the holiday” varies from something that people spend significant money on and involves travelling to far flung...
by Janette Kirk-Willis | June, 2019 | Janette Kirk-Willis, Work
How much do you enjoy your work relationships?… If you answered ‘a lot’ to this question you’re likely to be significantly more resilient than people who answered ‘not at all’… We invest a lot of our time and energy at work, it can be miserable when...
by Sarah Monk | May, 2019 | Sarah Monk, Work
Job, Career or Calling? Most people spend a large part of their life at work. How can this significant investment of our endeavor contribute to our happiness? Seligman (2002) suggested that individuals can see their work as a job, a career or a calling and that which...
by Kelly Seaward | January, 2019 | Kelly Seaward, Values, Work
In the midst of belief, when you are the only one in the knowing, it can feel like you are wondering in darkness, as everyone you meet doesn’t know your clarity. It is not a form of realisation for everyone to see. It is just a thought, a feeling, a deep sense of...
by Jo-Dee Walmsley | June, 2017 | Work
Part 1. Woman in Business More and more companies are focusing on empowering woman in the work place and this is a subject close to my heart. The positive outcomes through doing this are amazing and beneficial to all involved and are the inspiration of my upcoming...
by Dan Collinson | August, 2016 | Work
Organisational restructures are a common occurrence in today’s world. As an individual going through a restructure how can you ensure that you are best placed to benefit from the change? If you are to look at both ends of the personal spectrum of people going through...
