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ELIZA’S ADVENTURES IN STARTING A BUSINESS
On of the wonderful perks of my job as a Career Coach, is that I get to meet, and coach, talented professionals who are at
Top 5 LinkedIn Career Articles
LinkedIn and top Career Articles Over the past couple of years on LinkedIn Pulse I’ve enjoyed reading the thought leadership posted by LinkedIn members. I’ve
Your New Job! How to Handle the First 90 Days
It’s the night before you start your new job. You’re feeling excited about your new role and probably anxious about how to make a good
Ho, Ho, Ho, Where Did All the Job Seekers Go?
Christmas is just around the corner, and many of my clients who are looking for a new job ask me “Should I stop looking for
Speaking Engagements
Speaking at the Key Person of Influence Brand Accelerator Day in front of over 300 entrepreneurs at the Australian Technology Park, Sydney Full Talk (5
Are You Ready to be Coached?
Take this quick quiz to see if you are ready to be coached. The higher your score the more likely you will benefit from one-on-one
5 Steps to Raise Your Emotional Intelligence
Emotional intelligence (EQ) matters just as much as intellectual ability (IQ) when it comes to personal and professional relationships and leadership capabilities. A high level
How to Bounce Back from Redundancy
Have you experienced that dreaded ‘tap on the shoulder’ and then asked to attend a private meeting when you’d been feeling an uncomfortable atmosphere of
Reinvent Your Career Expo 2015
ReInvent Your Career Expo was on last weekend at Sydney Olympic Park and we were delighted to have a stand at the Expo to meet
24 Sharon Swift – The Expat Concierge
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10 Gifts Guaranteed to Make You Happy
I’ve been doing some self-reflection and wanted to share my musings as it may strike a chord with some of you. We all get the
45 and Over The Hill?
According to studies since 2012, Australians over 45, who are considered by the Australian Bureau of Statistics as “mature aged workers”, contribute $65 billion to