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Hello Reader, Ever feel confused like you don't know what to do next in your career?
Wouldn't it be nice to talk to someone you can trust, who has the experience and expertise to guide you through these decisions and what to do next? That's what working with a career coach (like me!) can help you with. But if you're not ready to hire a coach, then the next best thing is to self-coach. You can do this by journaling. Journaling helps you:
Intrigued about how journaling can help you with all 👆? Then come to my free journaling workshop tomorrow, 23 May, at 8 PM, Singapore time. CLICK HERE to get all the details. See you! Sharon |
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