Personal Development

Productivity in the workplace has always been a tricky subject, especially when it comes to balancing that productivity with consistent quality and the needs of your mental health.

Switching careers in your 50s might seem like a huge leap, but it’s never too late to pursue a new path. If you’re looking for more fulfilment or just a better work-life balance, making a career switch can be very rewarding.

When you’re learning something new, understanding the theory is just one part of the process – applying it in real-life situations is where the real challenge begins.

Transitioning from being a mentee to becoming a mentor is a major milestone personally and professionally. It reflects how you’ve grown and built your confidence, and shows your ability to give back to others.

Let’s face it – none of us enjoy self marketing. For many people there’s just something deeply uncomfortable about standing up and singing your own praises. Furthermore, that feeling rarely goes away with time.

Building a strong professional network is essential for growing in your career, but maintaining those connections after a mentorship ends is equally important.