Here are 3 steps for career changers who want to use their time more thoughtfully so that they can reduce unnecessary stress during their work-life transitions.This discussion of the relevance of time-bound goals is the fifth and final post in this series on applying the S.M.A.R.T. model of effective goal setting for career change. 1. …
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Are your considering voluntary career change? In the S.M.A.R.T. model of effective goals setting, the fourth criterion is R for realistic. In this article, we consider the relevance of realistic goal setting for career changers. If you’re thinking about a new direction for your work, you’re not alone. According to a 2021 poll, more than …
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The first two of this series of posts on goal setting for career and work-life transitions were about the first two criteria of the S.M.A.R.T goal model, S for specific and M for measurable. This post asks if A for Attainable (the third criterion of the SMART model of effective goal-setting) is helpful for career …
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Buoys in the water are signposts. They aid navigation. They tell us to look out for hazards below the surface. They can warn us about distant threats such as tsunamis on their way. Career changers also need sign posts to help them navigate the uncertainties of work-life transitions. Last time we talked about the first …
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It’s familiar advice. You need to set goals for your career. But many people struggle with career and work-life goals. How important are they? What difference do goals make? Do I need them? How do I choose the right career goals for me? Over the next few weeks, we will explore some of these questions. …
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The ups and downs of career change and work-life transitions can be time-consuming and emotionally demanding. This article will help you get clear about how to find the right support at the right time. Look for Small Changes That Develop your Resilience During Career Change and Work-Life Transition. 1500 miles. In good weather, this is the …
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