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Get ready for an episode that’ll make you feel empowered to ask anything and take control of your career growth. 🎮 🚀 I was joined by George Bell for this week’s Characterful Career Stories podcast episode. We talked about career pivots during Covid and his journey from Commerical apprentice to Panel Manager!🤩🎧 #characterfulcareers #commerical #podcastepisode

Thankful for the opportunity to attend the Golden Key Career Summit!🌈 This experience opened my eyes to the power of connections and continuous learning. I'm deeply appreciative of the encouragement and recognition I received from fellow Golden Key members and the organization. Also, the insights from esteemed life coaches were truly impactful and enlightening💙. I'm excited to put my newfound knowledge into action, charting a path forward with clarity, purpose, and intention. #PersonalGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment

Starting your career in Australia is about more than just landing a job, it's about being #LifeReady. With #PerformanceEducation’s Professional Year program, you'll gain the mentorship and guidance needed to navigate today’s career landscape with confidence.

The changing seasons, particularly in spring and summer, bring more than new flowers. It is a time of year when newly graduated students, and even seasoned professionals, seek and find new jobs and career opportunities. Since I teach at a university, I see a lot of posts on here from former students of mine regarding getting new jobs. It occurred to me that when I am in the classroom with them, I probably don’t do enough to provide them with job and career tips, including tips on the soft skills employees need to thrive in their careers. Here is one to get started with: Be courteous None of us are perfect, and sometimes this can be one of the hardest pieces of advice to follow, but don’t leave the Golden Rule stuck back in Sunday school. If you are treating others as you would want them to treat you, you will open many more literal and figurative doors than if you were to be rude or standoffish to people. I highly doubt there will be people who will be able to comment on this post and tell you that the key to getting ahead in life is to be mean and nasty to everyone. So whether you are fresh out of college, transitioning to civilian life from the military, or a seasoned professional starting a new job, comment below to share some of your own tips and advice! Courtney Kantoski Thomas Hatch Brennan Heist Angela Bunk Brad Long John McMahon #lifelongleanring #softskills #veteranshelpingveterans

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Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice, and most of all loving what you are doing or learning to do. - Pele Recently, a young eagle landed on the ice, looking messy instead of majestic. It takes about five years for an eaglet to develop its distinctive look of a white head and tail with a brown body. This eaglet's journey reminds me of gaining experience. I want to share something that might ruffle some feathers (no pun intended). During interviews, I often meet recent graduates aiming for leadership positions. Their academic background, such as going from a Bachelor's degree straight into a Masters degree, lays the leadership groundwork. But like the eaglet, it takes time and hands-on experience to truly grasp what they don't know yet. Be patient. Embrace smaller roles as they often provide invaluable lessons. Be like the eagle ever evolving towards your full potential. #careercoaching #candidwithcandidates #successstartshere

The more experience you gain and the wiser you get from getting older you start to understand the difference between these 3… Passion vs Purpose vs Assignment In our careers we tend to confuse the 3 into 1 but I’d encourage you to think about how they are each different

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Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice, and most of all loving what you are doing or learning to do. - Pele Recently, a young eagle landed on the ice, looking messy instead of majestic. It takes about five years for an eaglet to develop its distinctive look of a white head and tail with a brown body. This eaglet's journey reminds me of gaining experience. I want to share something that might ruffle some feathers (no pun intended). During interviews, I often meet recent graduates aiming for leadership positions. Their academic background, such as going from a Bachelor's degree straight into a Masters degree,  lays the leadership groundwork. But like the eaglet, it takes time and hands-on experience to truly grasp what they don't know yet. Be patient. Embrace smaller roles as they often provide invaluable lessons. Be like the eagle ever evolving towards your full potential. #candidwithcandidates #careercoaching #successstartshere

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