Category: Decision Making

50+ Careers, Business, Cambridge, Career Brand, Career Break, Career Coaching, Career Path, Career Theory, Careers, Coaching, Decision Making, Jobs, Learning & Develpment, Mature working, Portfolio Career, Problem Solving, Psychology, Work, Working at Home, Working ParentsBy David Dean

What If Money Were No Object?

  Wise words from Alan Watts “If you say getting money is the most important thing you will completely waste your time” & doing things you don’t like doing in order to go on doing things you […]

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Business, Cambridge, Career Brand, Career Coaching, Career Path, Career Theory, Careers, Coaching, CV, Decision Making, Goal Setting, Influence, Jobs, Organisations, Power, Problem Solving, Professional Identity, Psychology, Teleworking, Training, Work, Working at HomeBy David Dean

Finding Meaning in your Work.

Making your Work Meaningful The desire for fulfilling work is one of the great aspirations of our age and this short video from Roman Krznaric reveals how one might make it a reality. It explores the competing claims we […]

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Business, Cambridge, Career Coaching, Career Path, Careers, Coaching, Cognitive Behaviour Coaching, Decision Making, Employment, Goal Setting, Influence, Leadership, Mindfulness, Nonconscious, Presentations, Problem Solving, Professional Identity, Psychology, Training, WorkBy David Dean

No Fear Public Speaking.

Adrian Furnham in the Sunday Times recently highlighted the need these days for leaders/business people in organisations and politicians to be able to give great memorable speeches. Now Mr Furnham touches on all the main points of presenting, […]

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50+ Careers, Business, Cambridge, Career Coaching, Career Path, Career Theory, Careers, Coaching, CV, Decision Making, Home based working, Jobs, Mature working, Organisations, Planned Happenstance, Problem Solving, Psychology, Resume, Small Business, Teleworking, Training, Uncategorized, Work, Working at Home, Working Parents, Zig Zag CareerBy David Dean

Weird Careers and Planned Happenstance Theory

Ever wondered how you ended up in the job or career you have presently? Was your career planned out with a prescribed course and action plan? Are you still doing the job you set out to do when […]

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Business, Cambridge, Career Brand, Career Coaching, Career Path, Career Theory, Careers, Coaching, Cognitive Behaviour Coaching, Decision Making, Employment, Goal Setting, Group Leaders, Jobs, Leadership, Leadership Styles, Learning & Develpment, MBA, Organisations, Problem Solving, Psychology, Return on Investment, team leaders, WorkBy David Dean

The Coaching “Business” Conundrum

Always interesting to read about the many different flavours of business, executive or career coaching psychology on LinkedIn and the web. Coaching, of course, is fast becoming an ever increasingly popular tool for supporting personal & professional development. […]

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