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Removing flexible work options a giant leap backwards for woman
Lucy Sanderson-Gammon Lucy Sanderson-Gammon

Removing flexible work options a giant leap backwards for woman

Every single day, I’m talking to people who are burnt out and struggling to find enjoyment in their jobs, and we talk about how they might improve their work lives so they can enjoy their work again and have better life balance.

A huge factor in turning things around is helping them get clear on ...

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Reframing the midlife crisis
Lucy Sanderson-Gammon Lucy Sanderson-Gammon

Reframing the midlife crisis

Apparently it really is a thing. The midlife crisis is not just a cliché – one in four adults aged between 40 and 59 experience it…

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How would you rate your career wellbeing?
Lucy Sanderson-Gammon Lucy Sanderson-Gammon

How would you rate your career wellbeing?

A client who had received yet another ‘exceeds expectations’ rating on his performance review, reflecting on his values, said:

“You know what? There are other things I want to exceed at”…

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Give yourself permission to thrive, not just survive
Lucy Sanderson-Gammon Lucy Sanderson-Gammon

Give yourself permission to thrive, not just survive

I haven’t talked about this widely, but earlier this year I had a breast cancer scare. I don’t tend to share what’s going on for me but I will because some insights from that experience might be helpful for others.

This was my first major health scare and it came with the expected gamut of emotions – downplaying it at first and just grateful we’d caught whatever it was early, to then being a bit more concerned when realising it was in fact early stages of cancer and a high grade at that…

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What to do if you lose your job
Lucy Sanderson-Gammon Lucy Sanderson-Gammon

What to do if you lose your job

I was asked to appear on TVNZ’s Breakfast show recently to give people advice about what to do if they lose their job in a recession.

This was in advance of the latest GDP figures being released. Fortunately the economy was in better shape than predicted – so no recession – but there are still fears of job losses as businesses struggle, and with an election looming and major public service cuts promised should the current opposition party win on the day…

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