Krissy Jackson - Career Coach 
Member since: April 12, 2007
Total live articles: 8
Career and Personal Success Coach Krissy Jackson helps woman working in IT and communications professions all over the world take control of their lives and careers. From career planning to promotions, from time management to transition strategies, Krissy empowers her clients to design and develop their careers on their own terms. Having earned her Professional certified Coach (CPC) designation from the International Coach Academy and her Associate Certified Coach (ACC) from the International Coach Federation, Krissy has gone on to work as a team leader/coach for several well-known signature-coaching programs. She has been coaching both private clients and groups for the past 4 years. Her style is inspirational, focused, and no nonsense. In her private practice Krissy helps women design their careers; covering topics like working abroad, finding the right company, planning for promotion, boundary setting, time management and exit strategy development. Krissy is actively involved in the International Coach Federation where she is the 2008 chairperson for the research and education task force and also facilitates calls for ICF virtual Education and is a member of the newly formed Education Advisory Group. Krissy is a natural networker and is an online moderator for Global Business Women and the Success Sandbox, forums on Xing, one of the largest online business networking platforms on the web. Apart from managing a successful coaching practice, Krissy a widely traveled former native of New Zealand, now lives in Switzerland where she enjoys reading, skiing, writing, and discovering Europe through her own eyes.
Answer the questions "How much is finally achieving my desired results worth to me?" "Will this investment mean I won't be making the same resolutions again a year from now?" Don't go it alone. Enlist the help of others. If necessary...
Streamlining your day is as easy as It's as easy as deleting, delegating, responding, deferring and doing. Make a note of these 5 words and post them in your work area where you can see them. It will keep you focused managing your time effectively.
What if you stopped doing things in your life that really don't matter? How would that change who you are? How much extra time would you have available to do things you really enjoy? How would this affect your health and well-being? And, what the heck does any of this mean?
Setting boundaries is the single most common issue my clients deal with in their personal and professional lives. Why do women find them so difficult to put in place? And what can you do if a lack of boundaries is standing between you and the career success you desire?
Makeovers on television shows and in magazines are enticing for women the world over. Of course the reason they are so popular, is because the idea of getting a fresh start in life is a golden key we have all dreamt about at one time or another. No matter what their lives are like, everyone has something they wish could be different – their home, their body, their friends, and even their career.
Today I am going to introduce you to three ways you can market your business using Web2.0 to achieve the most profitable return on your time and effort.
You are a hard working team leader, you average 12 - 14 hours a day. Everyone can see you are a great leader, you are the first to arrive and the last to leave. Frankly if you weren't around the whole department would fall apart. You have your finger on the pulse of everything and I mean everything - so why do you feel so out of control.
The Art of Selfishness Achieving a harmonious balance between your work responsibilities and your personal life requires that you become selfish. That’s right, selfish. Stop frowning and wipe that look of disbelief from your face. Let’s look at this concept in more detail by examining the word “selfish” in more detail.
You are a hard working team leader, you average 12 - 14 hours a day. Everyone can see you are a great leader, you are the first to arrive and the last to leave. Frankly if you weren't around the whole department would fall apart. You have your finger on the pulse of everything and I mean everything - so why do you feel so out of control.
Makeovers on television shows and in magazines are enticing for women the world over. Of course the reason they are so popular, is because the idea of getting a fresh start in life is a golden key we have all dreamt about at one time or another. No matter what their lives are like, everyone has something they wish could be different – their home, their body, their friends, and even their career.
The Art of Selfishness Achieving a harmonious balance between your work responsibilities and your personal life requires that you become selfish. That’s right, selfish. Stop frowning and wipe that look of disbelief from your face. Let’s look at this concept in more detail by examining the word “selfish” in more detail.
Setting boundaries is the single most common issue my clients deal with in their personal and professional lives. Why do women find them so difficult to put in place? And what can you do if a lack of boundaries is standing between you and the career success you desire?
What if you stopped doing things in your life that really don't matter? How would that change who you are? How much extra time would you have available to do things you really enjoy? How would this affect your health and well-being? And, what the heck does any of this mean?
Today I am going to introduce you to three ways you can market your business using Web2.0 to achieve the most profitable return on your time and effort.
Answer the questions "How much is finally achieving my desired results worth to me?" "Will this investment mean I won't be making the same resolutions again a year from now?" Don't go it alone. Enlist the help of others. If necessary...
Streamlining your day is as easy as It's as easy as deleting, delegating, responding, deferring and doing. Make a note of these 5 words and post them in your work area where you can see them. It will keep you focused managing your time effectively.
Today I am going to introduce you to three ways you can market your business using Web2.0 to achieve the most profitable return on your time and effort.
Makeovers on television shows and in magazines are enticing for women the world over. Of course the reason they are so popular, is because the idea of getting a fresh start in life is a golden key we have all dreamt about at one time or another. No matter what their lives are like, everyone has something they wish could be different – their home, their body, their friends, and even their career.
The Art of Selfishness Achieving a harmonious balance between your work responsibilities and your personal life requires that you become selfish. That’s right, selfish. Stop frowning and wipe that look of disbelief from your face. Let’s look at this concept in more detail by examining the word “selfish” in more detail.
What if you stopped doing things in your life that really don't matter? How would that change who you are? How much extra time would you have available to do things you really enjoy? How would this affect your health and well-being? And, what the heck does any of this mean?
Setting boundaries is the single most common issue my clients deal with in their personal and professional lives. Why do women find them so difficult to put in place? And what can you do if a lack of boundaries is standing between you and the career success you desire?
Streamlining your day is as easy as It's as easy as deleting, delegating, responding, deferring and doing. Make a note of these 5 words and post them in your work area where you can see them. It will keep you focused managing your time effectively.
You are a hard working team leader, you average 12 - 14 hours a day. Everyone can see you are a great leader, you are the first to arrive and the last to leave. Frankly if you weren't around the whole department would fall apart. You have your finger on the pulse of everything and I mean everything - so why do you feel so out of control.
Answer the questions "How much is finally achieving my desired results worth to me?" "Will this investment mean I won't be making the same resolutions again a year from now?" Don't go it alone. Enlist the help of others. If necessary...
