Becoming a Willing Student is a life and career coaching company focused solely on helping new Canadian professionals succeed in turning their life and career goals into real results. Our unique New Canadian Life and Career Coaching Model will help you break out from the pack to create your best life and career while experiencing greater joy, fulfillment, and deep satisfaction beyond just being a new Canadian.
I attend quite a few networking events every month. Because if you're looking to build your best new Canadian life and career, chances are, you'll have to attend a networking event at some point. For most new Canadian professionals, networking gives the best return on investment (ROI) without breaking the bank.
The reality is Canada has changed. The Canadian marketplace has become noisy and crowded. More traditional new Canadian life skills and career models have become a thing of the past. The value proposition of your new Canadian skills or talents is being challenged as never before. Competition for new Canadian life and career opportunities has become fierce.
As a new Canadian professional, you’re always sending a message to your Canadian audience, offline or online. And to build your best new Canadian life and career and create long-term value for yourself and others, that message must be heard. It must be recognized. It must be remembered. It must be authentic.
Goal setting is one of the most powerful tools available in building your new Canadian life and career. If you use it correctly, you can improve your performance and build your best new Canadian life and career far more quickly. However, many new Canadians often make the mistake of diving into goal setting without a clear understanding of how goal setting works.
Have you ever wondered why other new Canadian professionals in your industry just seem to be better at achieving their life and career goals and growing their impact, influence and income? When you look at them, they don't appear to be any smarter, more talented, or better in any way than you. Yet, they get the results they want.
I am a strong believer in setting life and career goals and taking action to reach and surpass those goals. However, there is overwhelming scientific evidence that proves a too much focus on performance is bad for you and can actually work against your new Canadian life and career in the long-term. In fact, in many instances, being too performance focused can be disastrous.
