Mindfulness: 3 Tips for Less Stress and More Success
Our jobs can become overwhelming and stress can begin to spill over into other spheres of our lives. How can we break the cycle? By practicing mindfulness.
Posts Tagged: professional development
Leading as an Introvert: Show them What You’ve Got
An “introverted leader” sounds almost like an oxymoron. Here are a few reasons why introverts, contrary to popular belief, make great leaders.
The Importance of Feeling Valued at Work
Learning how to find your personal value will help you take control of your motivation and daily efforts at your workplace.
Improve Focus to Achieve Mastery
The pursuit of mastering your craft is a continual journey; however, reducing distractions to improve focus is the first step.
Make the Dream Work: Tips to Develop Trust in Your Workplace
Trust is essential in all organizations. By practicing these tips, you and your team will foster a more collaborative and successful workplace.
Have a Minute?
GovLoop is excited to announce the launch of a new video series made in partnership with the NextGen Summit and government career expert Mika Cross
Deep Breaths: Tips to Feel Better About Your Public Speaking
Are everyday face-to-face interactions a major source of stress? Learn how to strengthen your public speaking skills and find your professional voice.
NextGen Summit: 7 Common (But Wrong) Reasons for Pushback
we’ve compiled a list of some common areas where our attendees receive pushback on their path to approval, complete with responses to help you justify why you should attend, and clarify any misconceptions about the Summit that might be had.
4 Keys to Fostering Meaningful Professional Relationships
Building and maintaining meaningful professional relationships will not only make you more engaged and committed to your organization and business; it can also open doors to new clients, career advancement, and raises.
10 Career Development Stories to Keep You From Losing Your Mind This Holiday
Join us in celebrating another successful year of learning and personal growth by revisiting some of our favorite NextGen blog posts of 2019.