Life Work Transitions

I’VE JUST LOST MY JOB… WHAT SHOULD I DO?

October 11, 2011

If you’re at the beginning of your transition you’ll want to pay attention to the feelings associating with “endings.” The feelings often associated with this phase are those of anger, shock, sometimes even betrayal…”how could this have happened to me? (See previous post for signs) If at all possible this is a good time, to […]

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HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TRANSITION

October 3, 2011

Moving through a life work transition is like taking a journey. Your desired goal is of course to be employed again right? You’ve got some possible destinations in mind, but at the beginning of the transition you’re usually more focused on where you’ve been than where you are going (not always the case and we’ll […]

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Life Work Transitions, Part Two

September 23, 2011

I met with a colleague the other day who is in the middle of a Life Work Transition and loving it. She’s left the old identity behind, though some feelings of anger seeped through the conversation, indicating she hadn’t quite moved on to the next phase. But she is actively engaged in  writing and especially […]

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WHAT ARE LIFE WORK TRANSITIONS AND WHY ARE THEY IMPORTANT?

September 15, 2011

The spiral logo representing my business depicts the journey we all undertake in re-inventing ourselves: “The spiral symbolizes the process of growth and evolution. It is a process of coming to the same point again and again, but at a different level, so that everything is seen in a new light. The result is a […]

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WHAT IS MEANINGFUL WORK?

September 6, 2011

Meaningful life work – is different from just finding a job – where any job will do. Meaningful life work is defined by doing what you love and being rewarded in ways that are meaningful to you – whatever that means to you. Through a journey inward you can discover what will allow you to […]

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