Tag: knowledge

The Power of University Application Essays: A Gateway to Self-Discovery & Success

The article emphasizes the importance of self-reflection in university application essays, which help young students understand their identities better. It critiques the education system for not fostering early career conversations and preparing students for real-life chaos. Ultimately, it advocates for initiating career discussions at a younger age to build confidence and adaptability.

Master Your Potential: 6 Essential Steps to Skill Development

You drafted your New Year resolutions and were committed to start upskilling or developing new skills ASAP. You were bombarded by so many ads for free and paid courses, micro-credentials and webinars that you are feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to start. What is the easiest way to narrow down your choices? How can you … Continue reading Master Your Potential: 6 Essential Steps to Skill Development →

Career Literacy Guerrilla Style

My passion to increase career literacy among young people drives to me attend and present in conferences to stay updated on the latest research and activity in the education system. I use this knowledge to supplement my services with what the education system drops and to enhance coachee experience. Reading recent research on the predicament … Continue reading Career Literacy Guerrilla Style →

Wait! What? I Don’t Have Time to Reflect on My Knowledge: Navigating the Fast-Paced World of Continuous Learning

PSST...A career literacy tool I teach my clients is the habit of reflecting on their knowledge. Many clients initially reject the technique claiming they do not have time for this. However, once they give it a try, they typically cannot stop talking about its benefits. I urge you to try the following technique and share … Continue reading Wait! What? I Don’t Have Time to Reflect on My Knowledge: Navigating the Fast-Paced World of Continuous Learning →