career advice

A new study conducted by the Harvard Business Review shows that women are getting duped in a major way when it comes to office housework.

The upside to imposter syndrome? Being humble, being honest and acknowledging your flaws with humour and without fear is the mark of a true leader.

Mentors and sponsors can be key to a leadership career. But how do you get them and make the most of such relationships?  

Goal setting gives a leadership career direction—vital when it comes to managing the everyday setbacks that arise throughout your daily life at work.

“I’m stuck”, “My hands are tied”, “I don’t have time” are all signs it might be time for calling out your own BS and taking responsibility for the decisions you are making.

How to avoid burn out as an entrepreneur. Taryn Williams is the CEO founder of the RightFit and WINK models and shares her tips for maintaining sanity.

The chaos of appearing professional. Georgina Dent on a late night battle with a printer and losing and concluding hard copy was beyond her.

Be open, own your brilliance & exit auto-pilot: Get the career you want. What I learned at The Growth Faculty’s EA Leadership Summit in 2017.

What I learned from reading Jamila Rizvi’s new book Not Just Lucky. The career manifesto explores why women credit luck for their achievements.

Career advice from Libby Moore who was Oprah Winfrey’s chief of staff for 11 years. She is speaking in Sydney in August about leadership.

What I learned from social psychologist Amy Cuddy about power, presence and posture. She spoke in Sydney for Business Chicks.