coaching for clarity and courage
I am currently involved with a project on refugee access to quality education. It’s a good project, and I am glad to be part of it. That doesn’t make it easy, though. I was researching minimum education standards for children […]
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1 – Don’t sign a lease if you don’t have a job. Also don’t take out a car loan or run up your credit cards. You’re going to be living on savings and broke until you have a paycheck coming in. […]
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You can’t fight every fight. That is not how fighting works. Not even if you actually are right, every time. (Spoiler: you’re not. You are human and humans make mistakes. I myself once thought the hippo roller was a useful […]
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The excellent GHD Online community has just published a nice summary page of advice and approached for finding a global health job. I’d also suggest subscribing to at least one of their communities if you are interested in global health.
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I have worked for three years in women’s rights advocacy, and I’ve always wanted to do aid work. Of particular interest to me is disaster relief – refugee situations, climate disaster. Women tend to be the most affected in these […]
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You can look at this post as an extended metaphor for changes in your own life if you want to see it a a coaching post. It’s really just a rant about disaster relief, though, no hidden meaning needed. Let’s […]
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Lifehacker suggests asking for a reference letter when you leave a job. Because they think it’s 1973? No one uses reference letters anyone more. Having them won’t get you a job; it will make you look ridiculous. Career advice that […]
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