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Hardcover of the Consciously Quitting guide. A guide for career transitioning

"This book has been the most insightful and empowering book I have read in a while..."

ABOUT THE GUIDE

"Consciously Quitting" offers practical tools, strategies, and advice to support you through every step of your journey. Discover how to identify your true passions, assess your skills and strengths, and create a tailored action plan for your career transition. Packed with actionable insights, this book will empower you to take control of your professional life and find a fulfilling path that aligns with your values and aspirations.

Gomes and Andrew understand the challenges and uncertainties that come with career transitions. They provide valuable insights into the job market, shedding light on what employers look for and how to position yourself for success. Whether you're considering a complete career overhaul or a shift within your current industry, "Consciously Quitting" equips you with the tools to make informed decisions and navigate your transition with confidence.

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Valique J Gomes - Co-author of the Consciously Quitting Guide

MEET THE AUTHORS

A.V. Andrew and V.J. Gomes are two dynamic women whose diverse career journeys converge in their shared mission to inspire meaningful professional growth.

A.V. Andrew is a seasoned project management expert who transitioned from a career in IT to leading international development programmes across the globe. With academic credentials from Teesside University and Anglia Ruskin University, she seamlessly blends her technical background with her passion for purposeful change. Andrea is also a devoted wife, mother, and caregiver who champions kindness, ambition, and balance.

V.J. Gomes brings over 25 years of experience in international relations, negotiation, social policy, and human resource development. A UK Chevening Scholar, she holds degrees from the University of the West Indies and the University of Kent. Valique’s deep understanding of the global landscape and her drive to empower others shines through in both her professional and literary work.

Together, they’ve authored Consciously Quitting, a powerful guide for anyone navigating a career shift. Combining personal stories, professional insights, and lightly stimulating exercises, their book equips readers to thrive with confidence and purpose.

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EVENTS

THE CQ BLOG

A group of employees who behave similar to each other standing quietly behind an outstanding employee who is waving his hands in the air

Unspoken Corporate Rules Series: Your Employer Likes A Safe Bet

There is no pretty way to say this, but your employer likes, no, correction, LOVES a Safe Bet. The company’s leadership has a serious need to feel comfortable, and that happens when they surround the office with this type of employee.

V.J. Gomes

A group of friends hugging and smiling with each other

Create the Rising Tide That Lifts Your Network of Love Boats

But they don’t just wander in. They earn their all-access pass by standing with you through real-life trials. In short: these people must be vetted. Psychologists who study friendship often break social proximity into four levels of acquaintance, casual friendship, close friendship, and intimate friendship. An acquaintance is someone you have met but with whom you’ve shared little meaningful time. Casual friends share some common ground and occasional exchanges.

V.J. Gomes

A boss and assistant going over the details of a contract

Unspoken Corporate Rules Series: Managing Your Boss, Part 1

If you want to add value, begin by understanding the value that your boss contributes. Align with their goals, initiatives, and leadership style by investigating crucial details of their work.

V.J. Gomes