Now more than ever, it is timely to reflect on the importance of career well-being to overall mental and physical health. There is no doubt that our careers significantly shape our well-being [...]
by Peter Luscombe I don't have any bad habits. I am good at all of them ... Dr Katherine Brooks, author of: You Majored in What? Mapping Your Path from Chaos [...]
by Peter Luscombe Forget about your life-partner, or that friend you enjoy having coffee with, or even how you love the smile on your children’s faces. Your pillow is your [...]
These days leadership and management literature and courses abound with advice about the value of managers learning to coach their staff. And although managers and leaders overall still have a way to go [...]
Half-watching television last night, I was drawn in by the image of renowned Australian pianist David Helfgott. The program was about Helfgott's contribution to a study that is showing how music [...]
In this sixth of the Lessons from Teaching series, CareerActually contributor Peter Luscombe highlights the power of positivity in our working lives. Like anyone, I have a propensity at times to see [...]
In this fourth of the Lessons from Teaching series, CareerActually contributor Peter Luscombe highlights the importance of perspective-taking in countering workplace anxiety. Without doubt, more and more in the work force feel [...]
by CareerActually contributor, Kyanne Smith As with my other posts, I like to write about Career Change. This time it’s a five-part story called the Golden Handcuffs. The first [...]
By CareerActually contributor, Julie Preston Ever heard the phrase “If you want something done, ask a busy person”? This so often rings true - when we have more tasks to [...]
In this third of the Lessons from Teaching series, CareerActually contributor Peter Luscombe highlights the value of managing both yourself and others well. Know where you stand - set your compass [...]
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