Approach the edge of your comfort zone, and your critic will be waiting. What if your intuitive inner mentor was there to tell you, ‘you’ve got this’, ‘go on, try it,’ ’whatever happens next, you’ll handle it.’

Are you crazy to change careers in these anxious, uncertain times? Actually no! Now is as good a time as any to get going.

Curiosity is high on the list of traits you need to handle the ‘change’ in career change . The good news is, even if you haven’t exercised your curiosity for yonks, once you give it a workout, it’ll get up to speed quick smart.

Bored witless at work? Daydreaming about doing something totally different? Considering career change?

If you’re keen to connect to like-minded career changers online, here are some places I recommend. Only two of these online recommendations are directly connected with changing careers. But any of them could connect you to sparky ideas or people or events or courses.

Career change epiphanies are rare. So, what if we swapped waiting for light bulb moments for seeking out things and people to spark our shift?

Gretchen Rubin’s 4 Tendencies quiz may give you an insight into how you get stuff done and how you might do things differently and better.

When were you last so absorbed in doing something that you lost track of time? As a career changer finding your flow can help you to figure out what meaningful work looks like for you.

Successful career change means expanding your horizons. When you’re ready to start exploring possibilities, get archaeological.

Less time tied up in your day job makes space for reviewing your current career and exploring new options

A 2018 study found that around 46% of Australians feel underappreciated at work . But before you call it quits on a job where you’re underappreciated, see if you can change things.

You’ve got a job offer. Brilliant! Before you accept and break out the bubbles, take time to check that it genuinely fits your bill.

Most of us have a wish list of intriguing, unexplored ‘its’. How often do you cross things off? What happens when you give one of your ‘its’ a go?

How I learnt you can’t Google your way out of career change stress.

Once you know what you want to do, the next hurdle is how to make career change happen.

If you’ve been trying to change career but keep getting stuck, check if any of these four acts of self-sabotage are blocking your way.

How can I move into a totally different career? I often get asked this by clever, capable people whose hearts are set on a new career and whose heads are telling them, ‘No way! You’ve got zero experience!’.

Whether you’re about to quit with class or negotiate new conditions, these are the skills that will serve you well.

Analysis paralysis causes us to overthink everything we know that may have a bearing on decisions little and large. It drives us to take refuge in research as a substitute for action. If analysis paralysis is undermining your career change momentum, these four tips will help you stay on track.

For lots of us, fear of making a wrong career choice is the thing that holds us back. If your career change is stalled by fear of failure, here are four ways to get unstuck.