Building a successful career often depends on more than just skills and experience. One key factor that many professionals overlook is internal networking —the connections and relationships you develop within your own organization. These connections can open doors to new opportunities, provide valuable support, and help you navigate your career path more effectively. Internal networking is not about collecting contacts or superficial conversations. It’s about creating meaning

Reflecting on the Upcoming Go-Live This post serves as a moment of reflection on my current work rather than a seasonal change. With just...

As we come to the end of Q1 of 2025, I've managed to refocus myself. March has been a month of a few curveballs however with that, I'm...

My accountability buddies - cute cat not normally included This month began on a high note! I quickly realized I had reclaimed a...

Making space in the English Countryside with a fire As we hit the last week of February, I'm already aware how my March portfolio is...

Over the last couple of days, I've been exchanging messages with a family member in India - and I recall saying to a friend yesterday,...

In a recent post, I reflected on how we make decisions about career or job moves based on where we are in our lifecycle. This is a...

How often do you stop and assess your career choices, path and how it all fits into your plan? A couple of weeks ago, I attended a 'staff...

Photo taken onboard Queen Anne, taking being 'on the road' to being 'on the waves' That's it - Four weeks done in the new contract. It's...

Photo taken on a weekend walk along the Thames Two and a half weeks into the new contract and I realised that I was still 'hotdesking'...

View from the terrace of one of the main hubs in town. Not my main office location This is the second in a series of posts having...

For the last month or so, my social media feeds have been full of the remote vs office debate. Unless you've been hibernating, you'll...

It’s been a little while since I wrote on the importance of applying for work or pitching for business. I find when I look back over...