SEN7 Consulting - Career & Business Tips

01/11/2026

If burnout is the emotional equivalent of having too many tabs open in one’s browser, understimulation is when you have only one tab open; and it’s a boring one. Both can look much alike on the surface, thus fooling people into thinking they’re tired, when, in reality, they’re just unchallenged. On a psychological level, these states couldn’t look more different.
Read more: https://www.forbes.com/sites/traversmark/2025/12/02/3-signs-youre-understimulated-not-burned-out---by-a-psychologist/?utm_campaign=ForbesMainFB&utm_source=ForbesMainFacebook&utm_medium=social

12/23/2024

(via The Muse)

12/23/2024

(via The Muse)

Never have “no idea” again.

12/23/2024

(via Forbes)

It's the time of year when companies are likely to eliminate staff. And, if January 2025 is anything like the last two years, job loss for many is on the horizon. While no one wants to imagine their employment soon ending, not being prepared is worse. https://trib.al/sAlER0r

12/23/2024

(via Lean In)

“We tend to promote young men based on potential, and young women based on what they’ve actually accomplished,” says Rachel Thomas, our co-founder and CEO.

The goal for workplaces should be to create a supportive environment where young women can thrive. Unfortunately, ageism can be an inescapable obstacle for so many of them.

If you feel like you are being discounted for your age, Rachel recommends adopting three habits: https://cnb.cx/4iOhr39

09/15/2024

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01/29/2024

(via Forbes)

If you want your career to thrive, or your organization to survive in 2024, tapping into and building your creative thinking skills is an absolute necessity as an aspiring leader. https://trib.al/leO9IM1

01/29/2024

Many thanks to the Excelerate team and all the participants in today's session. It is a privilege to get to do what you love with great people.

01/29/2024

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01/06/2024

Grateful. Thank you Dr. Miles for your collaboration. Wishing you continued success!