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Love or hate Mel Robbins?
A lot of you are NOT fans! But more of you asked for the highlights from her Let Them show on Sunday in London.
So on the vlog are my favourite three takeaways (‘Let Them’ theory not included).
My career failures (so you can avoid them)
This week I was asked to speak at the Specsavers careers week. Instead of talking about work trends they asked me to share what I’ve learnt about staying ahead of the curve
What we needed to know earlier
We have a treat for you this week! We're featuring the amazing Joeli Brearley, the powerhouse behind Pregnant Then Screwed.
Can I have your advice? 🧠
Inspired by my chat with Isabel Berwick of the FT and the Working It podcast and newsletter yesterday (see the post and do comment) I am asking you to share the best work advice you know.
You’ll never say ‘imposter syndrome’ again after this
On the vlog today I talk about WHY we need to drop the term imposter syndrome immediately.
Plus, two simple techniques I use to turn those feelings into something positive 🦸🏻♀️ and what we should really focus on instead.
Disengagement: new data sparks urgent call for action (and new ideas)
Gallup’s Global Employee Engagement data released this week says that 77% of employees are disengaged. That is 3 out of 4 people! Most of them are ‘filling a seat and watching the clock’. But 18% are actively disruptive.
The data is new but the trend isn’t.