from the Live Your Legend blog: Eight years ago, Leo was deeply in debt, 70 pounds overweight, keeping a terrible diet and smoking a pack a day, all while trying to support his family of 6 (now 8) in Guam while working a job he hated. Over the next few years he systematically transformed every

from Tim Kelley’s famous True Purpose Institute – a detailed assessment of what it really takes. Great read! The “inner game” of becoming a powerful change agent is of paramount importance. In its ordinary configuration, the ego is not properly tuned and optimized to be able to stay on course in the face of limiting

by Graham Robertson of Beloved Brands: I believe in the idea of loving what you do and living why you do it. The below TOOL can be used to help you find that sweet spot- that matches what you are good at with what you love. Too many people build their career on what they

The Eos Life-Work website is authored by Dai Williams, a Chartered Occupational Psychologist.  It deals specifically with how to recognise and manage significant changes in life. The EOS Life-Work Resource Centre presents an excellent series of graphs illustrating an introduction to theories and tools for managing life transitions. Of particular note is the EOS Lifeline

by Dai Williams, Eos Career Services: Have you, your family or friends had any major changes in your work or personal life in the past year? Or do you plan and manage changes for your staff and organisation? If so you are likely to be well aware of the hazards and opportunities of coping with

by Brooke Wichmann and Think Simple Now: Sometimes a leap of faith is the only available transportation. ~Margaret Shepherd I wanted to create some big life changes for myself, the biggest of which was starting my own life coaching practice. While my current job had a lot of benefits and had once been immensely satisfying,