Imagining alternate futures for your career with Odyssey Plans

Imagining alternate futures for your career with Odyssey Plans

Where to next in my career? Sometimes, the call for change in our careers is loud and persistent. Other times, we loosely hold that a change is likely to happen in the distant future, but are quite happy where we are, thank you very much. This is true whether...
Mid-year ritual: 3 steps to reset your work and career focus

Mid-year ritual: 3 steps to reset your work and career focus

Want to wrap up this half year (or term) feeling more calm, organized and proud of yourself? Try this ritual that will help you reset your work and career focus for the next months. It has three steps. Clear space Close loops Notice your progress Clear Space Free up...
4 career quick wins: Small steps, real progress

4 career quick wins: Small steps, real progress

Career quick wins are low-effort, meaningful actions that bring a boost into your work week. They don’t require a lot of time or planning, but they help support your career, even when you’re not in “big picture” mode. Small actions that support career growth and...
4 simple ways I stay focused and get work done in higher ed

4 simple ways I stay focused and get work done in higher ed

One theme I hear over and over in my coaching practice is the sense of being pulled in too many directions, all at once. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by competing demands and the never-ending to-do list, especially when you work in higher education. I value being...
Reframing: A mindset tool to help you move forward at work

Reframing: A mindset tool to help you move forward at work

Have you ever noticed how the same work situation can feel completely different depending on which mental lens you’re looking through? That presentation you’re dreading can be either evidence that you’re ‘not cut out for this’ or an...
Done or not? Deciding that your work is ready to share

Done or not? Deciding that your work is ready to share

You tweak. You adjust. You revise. And then you do it all over again. When is it actually time to stop? For perfectionists, “one more revision” is rarely just one. The pursuit of “good enough” can turn into never-ending work. You tell yourself...

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