Knowing your worth is essential in any type of recruitment or contracting for a job but we can waste a lot of our time and effort if we are presenting ourrself from the angle that is not fit for the purpose of the conversation. What is the job interviews’ purpose then? Let’s put ourselves in the position of those who conduct them.
The benefit, however, of paying attention to things we do well is really worth the trouble – whatever we pay attention to most, becomes our reality, something we believe in. How differently would you perceive yourself if the proportion of own successes versus failures your notice have changed?
The sessions with Miriam were extremely insightful and created space to see I already had the tools to work through the challenges I faced. [...] Miriam’s approach is focused on individuals specific requirements and our sessions involved activities set up that held me accountable and enabled progress. Miriam exceeded my expectation of a coach and would highly recommend her.
Miriam is a wonderful coach who has helped me gain great insight into my potential. She is a great listener, and has brought me to think about angles I wouldn't have thought about by myself.
