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Discover Your True Direction

Carmel

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Episode: Introducing Discover Your True Direction

Introducing Discover Your True Direction — a new Professional Self-Coaching resource from School of WorkLife, created for recognising where your natural character traits truly belong, discovering how your different worlds inform each other, and helping others recognise where their own dismissed traits belong.

There may be a part of your working life you've quietly labelled as not the real thing — the side project, the volunteering, the work you took to cover the bills, the thing you do simply because you love it. And it's possible that's exactly where the most authentic part of you comes alive. When something comes this naturally, in a place you've decided doesn't count, it's easy to look straight past it — to draw a quiet line between your "real" work and your "not-real" work, and leave some of your most authentic character traits hidden on the wrong side of it.

Discover Your True Direction takes you from recognising where your traits come most alive — especially in the work you've dismissed — to seeing that you're not living two separate lives but expressing one set of traits across different worlds, then to recognising the false choice when it comes and designing a direction that honours everything you are, and finally to turning what you've learnt outward, to help others recognise where their own capabilities have been hiding.

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DISCOVER YOUR TRUE DIRECTION: Professional Self-Coaching for Recognising Where Your Natural Character Traits Truly Belong — Discover the Strengths You've Been Calling "not my real work," and the Direction They've Been Pointing You Toward All Along.

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The stories I write are based on real WorkLife challenges, obstacles, failures and successes. Persons and companies portrayed in the stories are not based on real people or entities. Carmel O' Reilly schoolofworklife.com

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