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all these things…

06Sep

by Kim Hall

“With freedom, books, flowers, and the moon, who could not be happy?”

― Oscar Wilde

read more books

morning coffee

leap-of-faith

let there be peace on earth

Love-2

letters

vibrant peony

pretty tulip @ Lake Louise

full moon Boxing Day 2012

gerbera in July 1

Butchart Gardens Iris

September 2012

September 2012

moon on Friday night

featured daisy

one daisy

moon from my balcony

you are the sky

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Clouds, Flowers, PhotographyButchart Gardens flowers, crescent moon, daisies, flower photography, flowers, leaving on a jet plane, library books, moon phases, New Orleans Museum of Art, photographyKim Hall1 comment

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sunset is my favourite time of day

Astotin Lake Sunset

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Alice Fredrick
September 6, 2017 at 10:28 am

Lovely reminder Kim! Thank you!

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“Solitude matters and for some people it’s the air they breathe.” Susan Cain As an introvert, I’ve been interested in the concept of quiet leadership in the workplace for a while now. I also just finished doing a case study in my Career Transition Consulting class about coaching a newly college graduated, shy, introverted young woman to find her dream job. She was very nervous about fitting in at work. Once I set up my coaching practice, quiet leadership and helping introverts thrive in the workplace will be part of my offerings. When my website is up, I’ll also share articles and tips. So, for all my fellow introverted souls out there, how do you fit in at work? What would you like your more extroverted co-workers to know about you? What would you like your boss to know about you? If you chose a job or career that is not “behind the scenes” and requires you to be more outgoing, did you know that going in? Do you feel like you have to be someone you aren’t or have you learned some tips and tricks for how to cope, and even thrive? Or would you actually like to change jobs? If you feel like you’re not thriving, what support do you need so you could? I would love your feedback (including any other thoughts you may have about navigating the world of work as an introvert). Reply here, send me a private message or email me at kim@kimberlyhall.ca Thank you! #introvertcoach #introvertatwork #susancain #quiet #introvertlife #introvertcommunity #introverting #quietude #bestself #introvertstrength #beyourself #quietleader #personaldevelopment #selfaware #selfawakening #beyou #bebold #quotes #mindset #emotionalintelligence #careersuccess

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