I found this study valuable with research and anecdotes from leaders providing honest reflections. Here are questions to raise especially when we are coaching young people / students, and anyone re-evaluating and making choices about their careers. "Rethinking the Future Workforce by Mapping Future Lifestyles" by Florentina Maja Fuchs and Raphael Gielgen. How, given trends for future jobs we can prepare to meet challenges ahead. We see how much covid has driven workplace cha

Right now so many of us are navigating our way through situations and change we could never have imagined. It’s tough. Research shows that job uncertainty, for example, tends to take a more significant toll on our health than actually losing our job. “Uncertainty is the only certainty there is. Knowing how to live with insecurity is the only security.” mathematician John Allen Paulos. Can it be possible past the uncertainty that we’ve been given opportunities to reflect and r

Walking with a friend this morning this was exactly our conversation. Thanks for your post Jane Sweeney After a bum time when you wondered if you’d ever get up… you do. And then to reflect on what you learnt so you can step out, grow, now the sun is shining. Because there are up and down times. We are not fabulous all of the time. What do I learn after a struggle? *Stay connected with my good friends, they care *Get sleep *Try to be outside in nature each day if possible *Ex