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Sepi Roshan is Business Editor of Australian Times and Director of Astute Coaching & Development, helping Professionals become fearless presenters and leaders. Sepi is a Consultant, Coach, Mentor, Speaker, Radio Presenter, Writer, Chartered Accountant.
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Articles by Sepi Roshan
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Whose script are you living?
A scripted life could be holding you back from new experiences, as in the quest for comfort and safety we can become so habitual that we become stuck in our ways. Is your predefined script preventing you from living a full life?
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Your passion, your profession, your life
ASTUTE AUSSIE IN LONDON | If you could do anything in the world, what would it be? It is the hardest thing you can ever do – follow your passion and make a living from it. However, it may also prove to be the most rewarding step you’ve ever taken.
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Collaborate and connect for commercial success
ASTUTE AUSSIE IN LONDON | Knowledge-sharing and ‘networked innovation’ are part of the new collaborative business models for commercial success. Ensure your values, vision and priorities are aligned for a win-win working partnership.
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Anzac Day remembrance evening at New Zealand House
Anzac Day commemorations were held all over the world yesterday, as Australians, New Zealanders and the British paid tribute to fallen soldiers. In London the New Zealand Society hosted a commemorative evening function at New Zealand House.
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Networking in London: the benefits of collaborative relationships
ASTUTE AUSSIE IN LONDON | Two Aussies walk into a bar… they leave as great mates and business partners. This week, our Astute Aussie explores the benefits of networking in London for Australians.
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Astute Radio interviews
ASTUTE RADIO | Latest podcasts by Australian Times Business Editor Sepi Roshan.
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Top up your professional skills, your way
ASTUTE AUSSIE IN LONDON | In a competitive working environment it is important to continue your professional education and keep your skills up to date. Here are three ways to fulfil your development needs.
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A one-way ticket to Australia: why relocate?
MOVE TO AUSTRALIA | For Europeans, the allure of Oz means better work opportunities and a more balanced lifestyle. Cristina Neagu, a Romanian living in the UK, is planning on joining her British partner in Australia this year. She explains their decision to relocate.
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Investing in the future
ASTUTE AUSSIE IN LONDON | Young people need to be informed, inspired and motivated about future decisions. Claire Young is helping students raise their aspirations and think big through a new start up scheme for under 18s.
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London is not the UK
ASTUTE AUSSIE IN LONDON | When you first came to the UK, where did you expect to live? Many of us land in Heathrow and head to the usual stomping grounds of Fulham, Clapham or Notting Hill: it could be because we are uncertain of what lies outside of London or because we are initially searching for familiarity – or maybe that is where our friends live.
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Where has all the talent gone?
When it comes to finding the best people for the job, many organisations struggle to find the right people and many people are finding it difficult to find the right job.
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All in it together, regardless of gender
Focusing on strengths and synergies, not stereotypes, leads to greater gender diversity and better outcomes in the workplace.
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The importance of diversity in the workplace
ASTUTE AUSSIE IN LONDON | 8 March is International Women’s Day – a global day of recognition and celebration of women. However, there is still more to be done to encourage gender diversity in management and senior business positions in order to gain from the benefits of a diversified workplace.
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Drug use at work: is your workplace at risk?
ASTUTE AUSSIE IN LONDON | Recent revelations of drug use in Australian sport have prompted a reflection on the prevalence of drugs in society. In the UK, Australians have been questioned about their reputation as the “great sporting nation”. If our revered sporting profession is not immune to the effects of drugs, could it mean other workplaces and professions are also not immune?
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Healthy, Noble and Wise
ASTUTE AUSSIE IN LONDON | For Australians in London, an English winter can mean illness, energy slumps and low moods. The key to a happier and healthier life could be as simple as a change to diet, with these tips from holistic coach Polly Noble.
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A healthy Ruby year to you
Ruby UK, a network for professional women in the UK, kicked off its first event for the year with the theme, “New Year, New You” at Whole Foods Market. It provided a unique opportunity for Aussie women in London to exchange ideas, share knowledge and become inspired.
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Self-motivate, start and succeed
ASTUTE AUSSIE IN LONDON | A lack of motivation can cause feelings of anxiety, stress and guilt, particularly when you are relying on external motivators to inspire you to action. Take charge by discovering the secrets to self-motivation, and get things done – your way.
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Avoiding the missed goal blues
ASTUTE AUSSIE IN LONDON | We are often told setting goals for the new year will help you to achieve certain outcomes. However, working out your goals can sometimes be harder than it seems. By first identifying what it is you don’t want out of the year to come you can be clearer about where it is you want to end up.
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Conflict in the workplace: resolve and solve
ASTUTE AUSSIE IN LONDON | Conflict in the workplace can result in stress, a loss of productivity and destroy moral in the office environment. Here’s how to manage conflict to ensure productive and healthy work relationships.




























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