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If you’re relying on job boards to figure out your next career move, you’re setting yourself up for failure. Scrolling through SEEK or LinkedIn, hoping the perfect role will magically appear, is a broken strategy - one that keeps you stuck, confused, and wasting time on options that aren’t even right for you. That approach may have worked 30 years ago when jobs were listed in newspapers and shop windows. But the world of work has changed dramatically. The World of Work Has Sh

I was recently quoted in an RNZ article about invisible tasks at work - those behind-the-scenes jobs that don't usually lead to promotions or recognition, yet somehow end up on the same people's plates (often women). 👉 Read the RNZ article here It's a timely reminder that career satisfaction isn't just about the role we're in - it's also about the boundaries we set and the habits we bring with us. One of my clients in my career change program recently asked a confronti

How long have you been waiting to feel “ready” before making a career change? I still remember the moment I decided to walk away from clinical research. On paper, it made no sense. I had the degree. The steady paycheck. The fringe benefits. The approval of others. Inside though, I knew I was done. The problem? I didn't feel ready for what came next. I didn't have a perfect plan mapped out. I just had a nagging voice telling me it was time. Taking that first step—sending