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Becoming a 'Professional Anchor' means developing the tactical capacity to stay heavy, grounded and unshakeable, regardless of the biological surge happening around you.

Every student hits a wall at some point. Life gets busy, motivation drops, the work piles up, and before you know it, you feel miles behind. The good news is that you are not broken. You simply need a reset. Here’s how to re-engage, rebuild momentum and start progressing again. 1. Start small, seriously small Do not aim to complete a full unit. Just commit to 10 to 15 minutes. Small wins reboot your confidence and get you moving. 2. Break tasks into bite-sized steps One video

If someone asked me what makes a great leader, my answer would be simple: a great leader is someone who brings out the best in other people. Everything else flows from that core idea. Strong leadership is not about authority, hierarchy or knowing more than everyone else. It is about creating an environment where individuals can perform at their highest level. Renowned leadership author Peter Drucker captured this idea perfectly when he said, “The leader of the past was a pers

Oh yes, I did love that Offspring song from the nineties, and funnily enough, this post is somewhat related. If you have offspring (not the band), getting them into a job early is, in my view, one of the best things you can do for them. It teaches responsibility, gives them a taste of the real world, and helps them work out who they are and what they value. The earlier they start, the earlier they grow. Even one casual shift a week can boost confidence, independence and skill