Career Inspiration - Career Coaching with Angela

Have you ever felt a bit lost in your job, unsure whether it’s time to move on or what comes next?

One of my clients came to me feeling stressed, stuck and ready to leave.

But, after some initial discussions, we realised that rushing to the next opportunity might not solve the deeper issues.

Together, we worked on his mindset and helped him feel more comfortable and confident in his current role, giving him the space to think about what he truly wanted for the future.

Sometimes a fresh perspective can make all the difference.

So, if you or someone you know is feeling unsure about their next steps, let’s have a chat.

Call me on 022 646 7818 for a free consultation.
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And you can read the whole case-study here: https://careerinspiration.nz/mindset-matters-in-career/

If you're feeling stuck and struggling to see your career growth opportunities, you're not alone.

It’s easy to get wrapped up in the daily grind and overlook what's possible in your professional life.

Here’s a quick exercise to help you see things more clearly:

1️⃣ What do I enjoy most about my current role?
2️⃣ What interests me about the industry I'm in?
3️⃣ What new opportunities might I explore that I haven't thought of before?

It’s important to take a step back and assess your current situation. Curiosity and reflection are key to discovering the next step in your career journey.

This article may help: https://careerinspiration.nz/why-do-people-struggle-to-make-the-leap-up-into-a-better-career/

If you still feel like you're missing something, career coaching could help you unlock new pathways to success.

Give me a call on 022 646 7818 for a free consultation.

Older people often avoid changing careers because it's riskier and they have more responsibilities, like mortgages and kids.

Younger people can usually take more risks since they have fewer commitments.

But, even if you're older you can can still change careers by learning new skills, networking, making gradual changes, planning financially, and getting professional advice.

This short video explains: https://youtu.be/QYMxRrFZ-Kw

Quick Career Tip: Want to be truly happy in your work? Start by focusing on what you do want, not just what you don’t.

When you’re clear on what genuinely excites you and aligns with your values, it’s much easier to create a career path that feels fulfilling.

Instead of dwelling on frustrations, try jotting down a few things that would make you excited to start your day. The clarity you gain might just be the boost your career needs!

For a deeper dive and a real-life example of how this approach works, check out my latest video on defining your career goals for lasting happiness. https://youtube.com/shorts/T8KE-MqzhEw

Thinking about making a career change? Here’s what to consider:

🔑 Pay: Does the salary reflect your value? Sometimes it’s about more than just the money — it’s about feeling valued.

👥 People: Can you build healthy relationships with your future colleagues? The right team can make all the difference.

🛠️ Tasks: Will you enjoy your daily tasks? Make sure the job aligns with what you want to do.

🏢 Environment: Are you comfortable with the physical workspace? Your surroundings can significantly impact your well-being.

⏰ Flexibility: Does the job offer the work-life balance you need? Flexibility is key to managing personal commitments.

💡 Passion: Do you love what you do? Find a role that offers the right level of challenge and satisfaction.

🚀 Future Opportunities: Are you looking for growth or stability? Ensure the job aligns with your long-term goals.

Read the whole article here : https://careerinspiration.nz/how-to-find-the-right-job/

Need guidance on your next career move? Let’s chat — I’m here to help!

Feel like your career is stuck in the mud? Let's talk.

My Self Discovery Program is a personalised exploration of where you are at right now in your career.

In this program we explore what is, and is not, working for you in your current career position.

We also consider opportunities, next steps, and what support is available to you for your next career move.

Send me an email at [email protected] or give me a call on 022 646 7818 and we'll book a free consultation.

I'm often asked about whether a Cover Letter is needed when applying for jobs.

And, in my view, it's a definite YES!

Your cover letter is your opportunity to introduce your personality.

You can also express your willingness to do the job and address any gaps between what the job requires and what you can bring.

Remember: first impressions count and a cover letter is still an important part of how potential employers (and recruiters) decide on who to shortlist.

This short video explains: https://youtu.be/g5S1CHSVYfE

Imagine having someone to help you identify your strengths, set clear goals, and plan your future career steps.

That’s what personalised career coaching offers.

Whether you're aiming to improve your skills, find your ideal job, or build confidence in your future, a coach provides the guidance you need.

They also help to keep you accountable, so you're consistently heading in the right direction.

Find out more here :
https://careerinspiration.nz/personalised-career-coaching/

Do you ever feel like you're wandering through your career, unsure what the "right fit" looks like?

You’re not alone—I’ve been there too. In my early career, I tried out roles in different industries, picking up valuable lessons as I went.

But, looking back, it might have helped if I’d had someone to guide me, help me reflect, and figure out what mattered most in my career.

That’s why I’m such a big believer in career coaching now. It’s not just about your next step—it’s about finding your path, the one that aligns with your goals, passions, and values.

Whether you're just starting out or considering a change, remember this: your career isn’t a straight line, and that’s okay.

Every twist and turn brings new opportunities to learn and grow. Sometimes, all you need is someone to help you connect the dots.

What’s been your biggest career lesson so far?

I love helping people transition in their career. Seeing people discover new career paths that truly inspire them is incredibly rewarding for me.

But I also love encouraging people to celebrate what's exciting about their current job.

So, for those of you that love your job (as much as I do), share what you're passionate about in the comments below:

Keeping a job hunting diary can make a big difference to your success when looking for your next role.

You see, a job hunting diary helps you to stay organised.

It keeps track of which jobs you've applied for, when you applied, and who you spoke with last.

And it helps you to avoid the awkward and unprofessional situation of not remembering a job when a recruiter or hiring manager calls you.

In conclusion:

A job hunting diary means you can stay on top of your job applications and make a great impression!

This short video explains : https://youtube.com/shorts/cPVyZcMlwtE?si=VLEhagInl6nahQSr