Self-Improvement

It is fair to say that life can get pretty hectic sometimes! The modern person lives their life on autopilot, taking care of the mundane commitments and spending little time actually taking stock of their life (and its purpose). Finding your life purpose is crucial however if we’re wanting to lead a satisfying existence. Your life purpose is an all-encompassing notion that includes finding the right work for you, doing things that make you happy (outside of your job) and having a positive impact on society.

‘New year, new me’ season is here! In January many of us take the time to reflect on our habits over the past year, setting ourselves new year resolutions and goals for the year ahead. Frequently, a common new year resolution is to become more productive.

We’ve all heard the phrase ‘new year, new me’ echoed on social media as the end of each year draws to a close. With the closing of one chapter, and the opening of a new one, the new year can be a great time for self-improvement.

We’ve all been there at some point: you’re at a complete standstill in your life. You’ve spent hours agonising over your current situation, questioning yourself and unsure which direction to follow. You have too many options on the table and you’re at a pains with how to move forward.

When working toward a goal, it can be hard to step back, see the bigger picture, and identify exactly where your key strengths lie. But making an active effort to tap into these key strengths can make the world of difference to your personal and professional endeavours. Here are our top 5 ways to identify and play to your key strengths...

Though it may feel like the virus is the only thing that is not currently on hold, your professional development doesn't have to grind to a complete halt. Let's look upon these times as a chance to find 'strength in stillness', so that you may emerge from lockdown refreshed and ready for new opportunities.