I’ve been meaning to write about this topic for the longest. Personal development is the point of life! It’s why we are here and if you are not growing or trying to develop yourself every day, it’s time to start darling! Personal development is a necessary part of life. Although we adapt very easily, we still are meant to aim
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We’ve had the pleasure of working with Sara Canna the Team Lead of Career Management and Development at The World Health Organisation. Sara has been working to create a cultural change within the organisation. That change is to drive a shift in mindset and practices around career development. Her goal is to embed career development as a core pillar of
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Planning and executing a successful job search has never been easy. Add the impact of the pandemic, and the degree of difficulty increases exponentially. Last week alone, more than 1 million Americans filed for unemployment. In total, nearly 20 million people in the US are looking for work. With all this competition, how will your online presence and personal branding
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The Personal Development Books I Read This Year That Are Blowing My Mind. Uncategorized Oct 16, 2019 Guys.. I’m not going to lie I am a big reader. I read.. like.. a lot. A while ago I had this deep desire to keep track of all the books I am reading this year (I want to see just how many
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There are so many moving parts, you may feeling like you are juggling your job search instead of managing it. But don’t lose hope. Managing all the different activities required in a job search can be overwhelming. Plus, there’s the rejection or absence of information that knocks you off balance. In order to coordinate all the moving parts of your
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Service, networking, and giving back were the major themes that emerged during MxD’s Veterans Appreciation event on Nov. 19. Moderating the virtual Q&A was Michael Yucuis, MxD’s government engagement manager and an Air Force veteran. Yucuis interviewed Army veteran Paul Brown, plant manager for Fol-Da-Tank, which makes portable water tanks for the U.S. military, firefighters, the U.S. Forest Service, and
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The Nature Habit I want to keep putting in some serious time in nature. I want to keep hiking and keep doing trail runs. I closed out 2018 with a four-hour hike at Lost Maples State Natural Area on New Year’s Eve morning. A post shared by Carlos Escobar (@cescobar78) on Dec 31, 2018 at 1:49pm PST The ranger said
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The black scrying mirror is a powerful psychic tool, sometimes known as a magick mirror. Black Mirror Scrying can bring you hidden knowledge and clairvoyant ability. You can also use it to access other dimensions – as a portal to other planes of existence. If you look to the lessons of history you can see that it has been used
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In the wake of a global mental health movement, career development practitioners now have a new resource to help them understand how career development interventions support positive mental health. Strengthening Mental Health Through Effective Career Development: A Practitioner’s Guide – written by Dave Redekopp and Michael Huston of Life-Role Development Group Ltd. and published by CERIC – launches today at
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Whether you are intentionally searching or not, you never know when a job opportunity might present itself. If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s to be prepared for the unexpected! Below we have outlined some advice for updating your resume, sharpening your search, and leveraging your existing awesome-ness. [Disclaimer: awesome-ness is not a word we recommend including in a resume
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