Career

I look over social media and I see a lot of hate, rage and blaming related to workplaces. And, in addition to that … a lot of use of big words: #toxic #work #environments, #bad #leadership and much more that I’d rather not reproduce.

There is one simple truth to that – The game looks easier from the stands! 🙂
It is simple to shout, point fingers and say how it should be done when you are not doing it yourself.

The praised performance should not be there as a result of parent’s push, theirs or society’s needs for love and validation. It may be more rewarding if it comes as a result of a more healthy endeavor.

This is an invitation to awareness, mindful choices and self leadership

I have seen the other day a video by Sadhguru saying something like this ”There is no such thing as good habits or bad habits… habit means you are functioning unconsciously. If you are functioning unconsciously that is a bad thing.” and then he goes on saying that automatizing your life is the realm of machines and that everything we can do we can do consciously, as humans.

Well, the longer version of the title is “Being a coach or a therapist is not necessarily more meaningful than any other career” but my imaginary projection of my future publicist would disagree with such a long title. Bare with me for the whole argumentation.

Oftentimes in my career coaching practice for executives I meet subtle requests for advice, such as:
“What would look best in my CV …x or …y ?”
“What is the necessary step to do in order to enhance my career ?”, “I hear you need to…”
“Isn’t is true that”: