Who are your unsung heroes?

Filed under: 2-Min Read, Interventions, Narrative, Practice Building, Private Practice, StoryListening Micro-blog

Who are your unsung heroes? Do they know the pivotal roles they've played in your life?

As #narrative practitioners, we encourage clients to reflect on their lived experience. Reflecting on past choices, big events and roads not taken can light the way for moving forward.

Let's consider carpool karaoke, but for our careers

Filed under: 2-Min Read, Client Work, Narrative, Practice Building, Private Practice, StoryListening Micro-blog

Let's consider carpool karaoke, but for our careers.

Hear me out.

Late Show host James Corden has a regular segment in which he invites celebrities to drive around with him singing in cars. Today, I watched as Paul McCartney returned to his childhood town of Liverpool to do just that.

Why aren't we using the right tools for the job when we're Job Searching?

Filed under: 2-Min Read, Client Work, Narrative, Practice Building, StoryListening Micro-blog, Workplace

Why aren't we using the right tools for the job when we're #JobSearching?

"I always bomb those situational questions in interviews. I get caught up in trying to sound legit and professional, like on my LinkedIn."

We call this resume babble. Phrases like 'strategic managerial experience' or 'proven ability to' or 'which resulted in'.

Strong, clear and concise wording on a resume is key, when used in the right context, with proof to back it up.

Are you ready? Are your tools updated and streamlined?

Filed under: 2-Min Read, Activities, Boardgame, Gamification, Practice Building, WhoYouAreMatters!

Are you ready? Are your tools updated and streamlined?Are you presenting the best version of...well...you?I was helping a client last week apply to their #DreamJob. Using #narrative practices, we updated their decade-old resume and created a video application. It was...

Why do we keep things that don't fit well?

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Why do we keep things that don't fit well?

#Minimalism is trendy right now. Think of how many #CutTheClutter posts are out there.

The messages: only keep what sparks joy. Make sure everything you own is functional or loved. Less stuff means more space and time for things you actually want.

I was thinking about this #JobSearch parallel as a client told me the top 3 things they love & hate about their current resume.

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Who are your unsung heroes?

Let's consider carpool karaoke, but for our careers

Why aren't we using the right tools for the job when we're Job Searching?

Are you ready? Are your tools updated and streamlined?

Why do we keep things that don't fit well?

OneLifeTools

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Who are your unsung heroes?

Let's consider carpool karaoke, but for our careers

Why aren't we using the right tools for the job when we're Job Searching?

Are you ready? Are your tools updated and streamlined?

Why do we keep things that don't fit well?

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