You've Got This: The essential career handbook for creative women

Is choosing your own path important to you? Are you willing to have an open mind and try something new?

What do I enjoy doing? What am I really good at? What would I like to be really good at?

Every time you respond to a person or situation; every time you do something; and every time you don’t do something (i.e. you procrastinate), you should ask yourself: Am I currently behaving in a way that is towards my greater good?

Over the past couple of years my dad and sister have been battling cancer and my mum has had two strokes. This also made them more vulnerable during the coronavirus pandemic. Spending time with them and helping to look after them, plus coming to terms with the idea of losing them, has been a real challenge emotionally, especially as we live in diff

Think evolution, not revolution.

‘Tripp Crosby: A conference call in real life’.

Ask questions. Who’s making the most profit for your company or bringing in the most business? Who has the most creative ideas? Who has the most industry connections? You’ll soon learn where value is placed. When you know what’s most valued, you can start to add to that.

Keep in mind that, ultimately, people want to be heard and understood and have their problems solved.

You probably weren’t taught at school or uni how to explore, define and communicate your values

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