Guiding Your Career Transition - Creating Your Life and Work
Facilitating Discovery ~ Inspiring Creativity ~ Supporting Success
"Dwell as near as possible to the channel in which your life flows." ~ Henry David Thoreau
Life + Work administers the Myers Briggs Type Indicator®, Strong Interest Inventory®, Enneagram, Strengths, Skills/Values assessments and guided reflections to inform your journey of self-discovery for a more fulfilling life/work path.
Life + Work provides structure and support to create a vision and strategy to align your work with the life you want to live: explore your options and create your plan - we help you move from dreams to action!
Life + Work offers tools for personal and professional effectiveness. Open up to your creative potential and commit to your vision, and you will find success that can be experienced through action, and felt in the heart, as well as the mind.
Life + Work offers career counseling at our office in the San Francisco Bay Area, as well as Skype/phone coaching throughout the United States, Canada and Europe.
Much like a spiral staircase symbolizing life's unfolding journey, we facilitate, inform and inspire inner discovery and outer expression at the intersection of your work and life.
Workshops for Spring/Summer 2013:
What Career is Right for Me?
Time for a Change!
Creative Life, Creative Work Foundations
Creative Business Planning
How to Get from Here to Where You Want to Be
Creating Your Life after College: Guiding the College to Career Transition
We invite you to explore our website and the many ways we can guide your career transtion to discover, create and succeed at a more meaningful life through work.
For more information, email or call:
info@lifepluswork.org (415) 398-2344
Our Bay Area offices and the beautifully engineered staircase, pictured above, can be found in the century old Mechanics' Institute building, at 57 Post Street, in San Francisco.
Follow our new blog-in-progress:http://creativelifecreativework.com/
Photo of spiral staircase in the Mechanics Institute, at 57 Post Street, San Francisco, courtesy of photographer Jim Babson. www.jimbabsonphotography.com
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