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Continue reading →: Don’t feed the vulturesA long time ago I started a new job at an international charity. My first day coincided with the team away day which was great because it meant I got to meet the team in a semi formal environment. I remember enjoying the day. Everyone was lovely and I felt…
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Continue reading →: There’s a man on the internetThere’s a man on the internet who loves books. His smile and child like enthusiasm are infectious. When he pops up on my feed, he smiles and I smile. I know that if I were a child he would be one of my favourite people in the world. At a…
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Continue reading →: A gentle reminder: You’re wonderful as you are!Have you ever been told that you ask too many questions, or have too many interests? Have you ever been shamed or looked down on for following a career path or way of life that differs from the norm? Are you chronically misunderstood? Are you often the product of other…
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Continue reading →: Leading QuestionsHuman behaviour is fascinating! Let’s be honest, we’re so weird! Falling in love for example, is basically a form mental illness that we welcome into our lives. Humans are interesting and our relationships with each other are even more so. Since work is such a major part of our lives,…
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Continue reading →: Words fail meThere are two situations in life when words fail me. The first is when I’m attracted to someone – doesn’t happen often, but when it does you can guarantee that my ability to converse like a person with a brain suddenly disappears. The second is when I’m overwhelmed. Some years…
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Continue reading →: America’s Next Top Model and an important takeaway most people missedSo, the ‘America’s Next Top Model’ (ANTM) controversy has been interesting. If you’re unaware, Netflix recently released a documentary about the early 2000s reality TV show ‘America’s Next Top Model’. The premise of the show, created and hosted by supermodel Tyra Banks, was to select a group of young girls…
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Continue reading →: The dark side of personal developmentWhile personal development is, for the most part rewarding and an important part of levelling up in pretty much all walks of life, it’s not all ‘love and light’. If we accept the fact that everything has it’s positive and negative attributes, then we must conclude that personal development is…
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Continue reading →: Treadmills, contact lenses and fatigueLet’s discuss PDF. No, not the buggy, overpriced shite from Adobe, the other PDF: Personal Development Fatigue. Yes, it is a thing (because I said so!) and yes, coaches get it too. And by coaches, I mean this coach. Me. I get PDF. The constant learning, and growing, and improving,…
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Continue reading →: The best day of February 2026The best day this February is nearly upon us and I’m so excited! It’s not everyone’s cup of tea and that’s understandable, but I can’t wait. It’s a fun time that makes me feel all tingly inside – especially at night. I already have plans. Chocolates and wine will be…
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Continue reading →: On being ‘triggered’: A blessing in disguiseLast year, someone did something that upset me more than it should have and I had to sit with that for a while. In the grand scheme of things, it wasn’t the worst thing in the world which is why I was so confused about how upset I was. While…
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I’m Karice
I’m Karice, a Personal Development Coach and reflective writer. This blog is where I explore the quieter side of growth and development: the questions, the doubts, the messy bits that can’t be squished into a cute little motivational Instagram quote..