The “Anti-Career’: The New Rules For Creating Your Ideal Work by Louise Le Gat FULLY BOOKED

The “Anti-Career’: The New Rules For Creating Your Ideal Work by Louise Le Gat FULLY BOOKED

 

 

The “Anti-Career’: The New Rules For Creating Your Ideal Work

 

We all have, at some point, come to that career crossroads when we wonder: ‘Is this it? and 'What, if...'  

What if we took that sabbatical, did a career change, set up our own business, or moved to the mountains?  Would we be happier and more fulfilled?

In the past that moment passed.   We would make an excuse and keep focused on our current track. We would choose job security over adventure.  

In the new world of work, change and restructuring is almost an every day occurrence. Loyalty does not give you security anymore.

Even if you do all the 'right' things – such as work hard, please your boss and not rock the boat.  It is not a guarantee for success.

In this gap, lies a new opportunity.  You can take control back of your own career.  You can create your ideal work - work that combines inspiration and success.  But where do you start?

This thought provoking workshop will provide you with a new perspective on this.  We will consider:
1.    The formula for creating your ideal work
2.    Two mindset shifts you need to make right now
3.    The real little known reason you don’t have your ideal work already
4.    How to start the process of creating it
 

Louise Le Gat has 15 years experience in Talent, Career and Leadership Development in large and global organisations.  Her clients include Nestle, Nespresso, Adobe, Orange, Allen & Overy, the Swiss Government and the Global Fund.  
She has trained over a thousand people on finding and fulfilling their true potential.  She has been invited to speak at the WIN conference for women leaders and IMD on creating meaningful work and evolving the world being you.  
She supports transformation leaders bringing positive evolution in large organisations.  She is also actively involved in training the next generation of social entrepreneurs through the Impact Hub in Geneva.
This is not just something she teaches but a way of life.  She has been on an on going quest for her ideal work since 1999.  Since then, she recovered from burn out, changed careers, took a sabbatical, worked part time, created her own company twice, lived in a ski resort and founded a social enterprise with her partner. She comes back to tell the tale.  For more information, please see her website. www.louiselegat.com