Career Counseling and a Healthy Houseplant
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Career counseling is much more than editing a resume or sharing an effective job search strategy. Mindfulness of a healthy environment is a key to client success.
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Career Counseling and a Healthy Houseplant
- 1. WHAT DO CAREER COUNSELING AND GROWING A HOUSEPLANT HAVE IN COMMON? A LOT! Carla Hunter Career Span, Inc.
- 2. Hint: Both require attention BOTH REQUIRE DELICATE ATTENTION!
- 3. The essential environmental factors for a houseplant to grow include… Sunlight Water Protection from disease or insects Healthy soil Right temperature Attention
- 5. Our career clients need a positive environment to grow, too. 1. A genuine warmth as we welcome them with optimism.
- 6. 2. An inviting atmosphere making them feel important and valued. GLAD YOU’RE HERE!
- 7. 3. A comfortable setting free from any distraction (phone, noise, texts, etc.)
- 8. We must be mindful of the present. Neglect results every moment we are distracted.
- 9. Just as a houseplant must have light, soil and water to grow... …our clients must feel valued, welcomed and important when they seek our services.
- 10. The results are life-changing and full of potential.
- 12. How do you make clients feel important and valued? Your mindfulness is the soil of a healthy client relationship.
- 14. Learn more from Carla Hunter’s blog at www.mastercareercounselor.com
- 15. Resources • Career Span, Inc. www.careerspanUSA.com • Finding Your Place in the World of Work www.finding-your-place.com
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