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7 Career Transition Mistakes

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Over the last 20 years of transition, I’ve often heard, “I can’t have the career I want because I don’t have the right experience.”
I felt the same way when I began my career transition journey at the age of 22. It started broad, with wanting to better educate myself, or to own a business. Although these careers seemed vastly different, they all appealed to me.

Then I realised I was the main obstacle getting in the way of me pursuing my dream job.

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LOS Cast with Paul Chiddle

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In this recording, I am in conversation with Paul Chiddle at Southampton Business School, University of Southampton on his 28 years serving in the Royal …

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Leading Oneself- Our Emotional Wellbeing

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In stepping out of your comfort zone, one of the key elements to keep in mind is your emotional being. This plays a crucial part in your day-to-day life. It’s one thing to sense the world around you, and it’s another to truly experience it. There is a clear distinction between the outside world and you… until emotions come into the mix.

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My Interview with Dr Mils Hills on Leavers To Leaders

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My Interview with Dr Hils Mills on Leavers To Leaders.

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Fear: Should i be scared about career transition?

Career transition can be scary and I remember thinking very hard about leaving the Military. The fear of having to find a place to live, fear of looking for a new job in a new industry, (civvy) street. Fear of the unknown. Fear of change. Now I think of it, all those fears were in my head and i was caged by them. I still feel the same fear each time I venture into a new business. But I learnt to face the fear and do it anyway.

Fear can stop you to apply yourself, get out of your comfortable zone and be your very best.
Why is it important to have the final scene in mind?

Just like a jigsaw puzzle. I have to admit I am not good at jigsaw puzzle, but I used to have a client with learning disabilities who was a champion at doing it, spending days & weeks completing it with the utmost patience. It was an art!

How much more important is it to have the final scene in mind specially if you are rebuilding a career?

A vision for a better more effective lifestyle is a good start as a leader.
Why should i take put myself FIRST?

Always remember to put YOURSELF first even if it’s a quick walk on the beach or to the park.
For me I like to walk/run by the sea, the views in Southampton are not as nice as in Mauritius but It helps me relax, refocus & reenergise. You will be surprised at how these small moments add up to your wellbeing as a leader & specially as a leader in transition.
Steal just 1 or 2 hrs anytime you can to do the things you love. #leaders #transition #business #life #serviceleavers #wellness #wellbeing
Get comfortable being uncomfortable

In my experience, one of the secrets to getting comfortable being uncomfortable is plunge into the uncomfortable ; push, or be lucky enough to have someone push you, beyond your fears and your sense of limitations. And that’s what I’ve been doing ever since, I joined the British forces, overcoming my discomfort as I go along even now in business.
#leadership #business #military #serviceleavers #BritishArmy #RoyalAirForce #royalmarine #RoyalNavy #HMForces #transition
Why should you be prepared to change course?

You see nothing goes according to plan in life, you cannot even predict the next hour even if you are at home, on the road or in the workplace. Things are constantly changing.