It’s a sad fact that most people in our great nation aren’t happy in their job. In fact, a 2017 report by Gallup posits that just 14 per cent of people in Australia (15 per cent worldwide) are actively engaged in their work. So, what can we do to take ownership of our career and forge a role that we are passionate about? The WarriorU Podcast recently hosted Executive Coach
It’s that feeling in the pit of your stomach as you sit in a work meeting or at a dinner table with people you’ve never met before. It’s the rush of angst and panic, and that little voice in your head that says: ‘I’m not meant for this place and they’re all going to realise that soon’. It’s that moment – despite all evidence to the contrary – you realise
Motivation is one thing, consistency is another. You’ve probably heard it 1,000 times before, but there’s no denying that inspiration – though powerful – is often fleeting. When it comes to ticking your long-term goals and reaching your full potential, steady behaviours over time always win. The question is: how do you become more consistent, especially when times get tough (or, let’s face it, mundane)? For experienced martial artist, published
Ever seen a big wave? And we’re not talking about the little breakers at your local swimming hole; we’re talking about the circa 50ft walls of water that you’ll only find off the coast of places like Tahiti. For the surfers that dare to paddle (get towed) out to these monstrosities, the risks are literally a matter of life or death: if you’re not slammed headfirst into a reef, you’re
Getting hit by a truck to be left fighting for your life would have been enough for most people to throw in the towel. But for coach, motivational speaker and endurance athlete, Marcus Smith, it was the catalyst he needed to create a whole new life. Just nine months post-accident, Marcus committed to running 30 marathons in 30 days, which he completed in 2020. Since then, the former professional rugby
#1 Motivation You need to be able to articulate the reasons why you want to serve in the Australian Defence Force right from the start of your journey. Perhaps your reasons are something like this: I feel compelled to serve my nation. I’m seeking a sense of adventure, and I want to challenge myself. I come from a family where the military has been a big part of our lives.
The ADF recruitment process is specifically designed to make sure you have the qualities needed by the ADF and, at the same time, also helping you realise what role is most suitable for you in the Army, Navy or Air Force. In this article, we outline the basics of the ADF recruiting process. Having Objectives Being recruited by the ADF is not like any other recruitment. You’re not signing up
On the first day of 2020, I went for a run. Not because I wanted to, but out of necessity. I had consumed a few drinks the night prior, at a New Years celebration, and had wisely left the car at the venue. As you can imagine, the run wasn’t particularly easy; I was hungover, it was breezy and there were a few inclines along the 10km route that make
It’s a sad fact that most people in our great nation aren’t happy in their job. In fact, a 2017 report by Gallup posits that just 14 per cent of people in Australia (15 per cent worldwide) are actively engaged
It’s that feeling in the pit of your stomach as you sit in a work meeting or at a dinner table with people you’ve never met before. It’s the rush of angst and panic, and that little voice in your
Motivation is one thing, consistency is another. You’ve probably heard it 1,000 times before, but there’s no denying that inspiration – though powerful – is often fleeting. When it comes to ticking your long-term goals and reaching your full potential,
Ever seen a big wave? And we’re not talking about the little breakers at your local swimming hole; we’re talking about the circa 50ft walls of water that you’ll only find off the coast of places like Tahiti. For the
Getting hit by a truck to be left fighting for your life would have been enough for most people to throw in the towel. But for coach, motivational speaker and endurance athlete, Marcus Smith, it was the catalyst he needed
#1 Motivation You need to be able to articulate the reasons why you want to serve in the Australian Defence Force right from the start of your journey. Perhaps your reasons are something like this: I feel compelled to serve
The ADF recruitment process is specifically designed to make sure you have the qualities needed by the ADF and, at the same time, also helping you realise what role is most suitable for you in the Army, Navy or Air
On the first day of 2020, I went for a run. Not because I wanted to, but out of necessity. I had consumed a few drinks the night prior, at a New Years celebration, and had wisely left the car
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