Category Archives: Managing The Transition


What We Really Mean When We Say We Don’t Have Time

By Sarah Cooper | Published June 18, 2008

A couple of years ago a great friend hired out a chateau in south west France to celebrate his 40th birthday. About 20 of us spent a fantastic week lazing by the pool, drinking gin and tonics, cooking up feasts, and talking nonsense till the wee hours.
 
Apart from all the fun memories, what really stuck [...]

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Getting Started – When You Don’t Know Where to Start

By Sarah Cooper | Published April 5, 2008

 Whether you want to change career, set up your own business, or start a project such as writing a book …sometimes the hardest part is knowing where to start.
 
One of the easiest ways to break through this psychological barrier is to use a wonderful technique called informational interviewing. This is simply asking people for [...]

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Overcoming Fear

By Sarah Cooper | Published October 11, 2007

In this post, I want to look at what is probably the biggest challenge facing many of us wanting to make career or lifestyle changes: FEAR!
 
I’ve always been fascinated by fear, and its flip side, courage. In my teens I was very shy. Standing on the threshold of the “grown up world”, many things seemed [...]

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5 Steps To Leading The Life You Want

By Sarah Cooper | Published September 8, 2007

 
You’re probably reading this because you want to make changes in your career or another important area of your life. Maybe you don’t know exactly what those changes should be - or perhaps you know but are having trouble actually carrying them out.
 
I’d like to share a simple 5 step process that will help [...]

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