Firstly, everyone has an invisible sign above their head, which says, “Recognize me and make me feel important” whether you are an office junior or a CEO. I feel that only too often we can feel unacknowledged for our hard work, effort and dedication that we all put into our careers. I’m sure we’ve all experienced being passed over in favor of the person with the shortest skirt, brashest personality or the perennially better networked. I’m also reminded that the loudest person

Have you ever stopped on your hamster wheel just for a moment and wondered if the pace your going at, or what you’re doing either matters or is serving you anymore? Maybe the dream you started chasing when you were Twenty-one may not be the one that you want today, and, now at 42 or maybe it never was? Perhaps you’re leading the life that someone else wants for you? In that moment of introspection you may consider the lifestyle you’re not completely enjoying…you may question

If the answer to that is yes, then you’re not alone. Many high achieving men and women suffer from the behaviour this syndrome has and because of this could be holding themselves back in different aspects of their life for fear of failure. I’ve seen this syndrome first-hand…years ago when I was a budding young actor, I had the opportunity of working with a famous American Director at London’s Haymarket Theatre in The West End. The cast included an A-list actress (who was also

Have you ever stopped on your hamster wheel just for a moment and wondered if the pace your going at, or what you’re doing either matters or is serving you anymore? Maybe the dream you started chasing when you were Twenty-one may not be the one that you want today, and, now at 42 or maybe it never was? Perhaps you’re leading the life that someone else wants for you? In that moment of introspection you may consider the lifestyle you’re not completely enjoying…you may question

Fake it till you make it? The Imposter Syndrome... If the answer to that is yes, then you’re not alone. Many high achieving men and women suffer from the behaviour this syndrome has and because of this could be holding themselves back in different aspects of their life for fear of failure. I’ve seen this syndrome first-hand…years ago when I was a budding young actor, I had the opportunity of working with a famous American Director at London’s Haymarket Theatre in The West End

Firstly, everyone has an invisible sign above their head, which says, “Recognize me and make me feel important” whether you are an office junior or a CEO. I feel that only too often we can feel unacknowledged for our hard work, effort and dedication that we all put into our careers. I’m sure we’ve all experienced being passed over in favor of the person with the shortest skirt, brashest personality or the perennially better networked. I’m also reminded that the loudest person