by Reginald Jackson (USA) For some of us, the thought of going to a networking event conjures up images of a blind date gone bad. Maybe you are uncomfortable at the notion of going someplace where you will know anyone, and maybe you are scared to death of what
By Reginald Jackson (USA) I’m often asked for job search advice, and perhaps the No. 1 request I receive is, “What kind of job should I look for?” As a coach, most of the time, I answer this question – and other client questions – with a question of
By Reginald Jackson (USA) In Part 1, I introduced the three elements of [a] context; exposure (past), experience (present), and expectation (future). Because our context is the lens through which we see the world, we have the power to see the world differently. While it is impossible to change
By Reginald Jackson (USA) Everyone looks at things in different ways. Where we come from, what we have been taught, etc. can have an effect on how we form opinions. The position we take can be considered a frame of reference, or context. Our context is the lens through
