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Environment dictates performance, and we gain more experience by exposing ourselves to new environment.

Learn how to lead your career in 7 steps.

“This book offers positive advice about what to expect and how to deal with it. I commend it to everybody who is making their transition run and knows they need a compass and a map.” — General Sir Richard Barrons KCB CBE

Career change has to be and marshal for self betterment, minimising drudgery and expanding those jobs that bring meaningful and fulfilment in our lives. 

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“A practical and well written book full of exercises and advice. Equally useful if you are feeling ‘stuck’ in your current role and looking to climb up the ladder or if you want to move into something completely different.”

Most people are afraid of changing career, even if they wanted it so much, because of the risks and uncertainties involved. They do not know what will happen. They will start from zero which would mean they will have to count for years before they will get promoted.

During my meeting with the Mayor of Southampton Cllr Stephen Barnes-Andrews & the leader of the conservative party Cllr Daniel Fitzhenry yesterday two very interesting …

Every new event, good or ill, is an opportunity to lead — you should be excited to engage in open, positive and constructive dialogue regardless of the outcome. Some mistakes can be costly, but a missed opportunity for growth and exploration could be even costlier.