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Portfolio Careers An opportunity to take a fresh look at how you work Dr Barrie Hopson something, somewhere went terribly wrong. Portfolio Careers for Accountants! Lisa Milner Karen Moxom Management accountant Runs NLP International


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Portfolio Careers – An opportunity to take a fresh look at how you work Dr Barrie Hopson

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something, somewhere went terribly wrong….

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Portfolio Careers for Accountants!

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Lisa Milner

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11/10/2010

Karen Moxom

Management accountant Runs NLP International Publish Rapport Magazine for ANLP Landlord On the committee for the International NLP Research Conference Trustee for the NLP in Education Trust On the School PTA and a Governor

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The Facts

1.2 million have two or more

  • jobs. 65 per cent work in this

way out of choice and not necessity. 4 million are self-employed.

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Single Track Career

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Serial Career

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Portfolio Career

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Who do I want to be today?

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Would you like to find work:

that uses all your skills and passions that can help you experience a great work/life blend that is flexible enough so you can thrive in difficult economic times

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Pluses

I nde pe nde nc e F re e do m to de c ide whe n to wo rk Ble nd o f pa id/ no n-pa id wo rk Re la tive fre e do m fro m c o rpo ra te a g e nda s a nd po litic s Using yo ur uniq ue c o mb ina tio n

  • f stre ng ths & pa ssio ns

Pe rso na l g ro wth a nd fulfillme nt Co nsta nt c ha ng e E xc ite me nt a nd unpre dic ta b ility

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M i n u s e s

Ma na g ing a nd o rg a nising time Ma rke ting yo urse lf Re a l fina nc ia l risks Re luc ta nc e to turn do wn wo rk Ac c e pting le ss de sira b le wo rk L a c k o f a re g ula r ro utine Po ssib le fe e ling s o f iso la tio n Gre a te r pre ssure o n fa mily

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So are you suited?

 an excellent time manager and organiser  able to work well under pressure  little separation between your work and the rest of your life  a risk taker  self directed  high energy  assertive  comfortable being your own boss  not hung up on financial security  a networker and marketer  can work to deadlines and who learns from their mistakes  a self-starter  preferably NOT a perfectionist

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Trish Cowie

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You want it all – you can have it all There is another way…..

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Are you ever too old?

Most 55+ want to keep Most 55+ want to keep working beyond 60 working beyond 60 49% want to work flexibly 49% want to work flexibly part time part time 19% want full time flexible 19% want full time flexible work work

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A recent report reveals that A recent report reveals that 70% of employers are looking 70% of employers are looking to recruit over 55 to recruit over 55’ ’s, while 31% s, while 31% are actively hiring people who are actively hiring people who are already of pensionable age are already of pensionable age

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Working life begins at 50

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10 Steps to Creating a Portfolio Career

Are you suited? How would you fund it? Motivated skills Brand Networking

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‘why have one boring job for life when you can have several cool jobs for the time being’

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Nick Beadle

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Security D e p e n d e n c y

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‘Corporations once built to last like pyramids are now more like tents… You can’t design your life around a temporary

  • rganisation’ Peter Drucker

Every job is temporary

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To be the architect of your own future

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Get someone else to pay you while you develop it Save 3–6 months’ money to see you through the set-up phase Work a part-time job to ‘pay the mortgage’ while using the remaining time to create your portfolio ‘Leap, and the net will appear’

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Finding your motivated skills

Achievements

  • Did well
  • Enjoyed
  • Proud
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My motivated skills

  • Performing
  • Selling
  • Networking
  • Motivating & leading
  • Giving credit to others
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Creating your own brand

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Marketing your brand after 50

Motivated skills and values First impression? Marketing materials Demo your new learning New technology Build a network before you need it

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Networking

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Face to Face Networking

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What do I say?

‘Why are you here today?’ ‘And what are you working on at the moment?’ ‘Hi my name is Barrie. This is my first time at this event. Have you been to any of these before?’ How do you know so and so?

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So what do I do?

When someone tells you their name – try to use it as soon as possible If a name is tricky to pronounce ask the person how to say it Groups form early – so arrive on time/early When you connect people say something about them as well as their name Listen carefully and ask thoughtful questions but try not to interrogate Find out what you can do for them

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Opportunity Preparation Preparation

Luck

In the final analysis don’t you also have to have some luck?

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Isn’t it sometimes just too late to radically change the way we work?

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Don’t I have to have more experience before starting portfolio working?

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Life's Journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting ' Holy shit... What a Ride!!’

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“Use-by dates don’t apply to people!”

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