@ShaneRodgersNow

Writer, business executive and marketer. Author of Tall People Don't Jump - The curious behaviour of human beings.

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Joined November 2009
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Check out my latest article: 8 career tips I wish I had at 25 linkedin.com/pulse/8-career-… via @LinkedIn

8 career tips I wish I had at 25

More career advice I wish I had at 25: 1. Cut yourself some slack It took me a while to realise how hard most people are on themselves.

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Is vinyl our last link to a romantic past, or will music simply vanish into thin air? inqld.com.au/?p=65478 via @InQldMedia
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Check out my latest article: The 5 big career questions for 2023 linkedin.com/pulse/5-big-car… via @LinkedIn

The 5 big career questions for 2023

As we all crank up for 2023, the sense of opportunity and renewal feels more powerful than we have seen for some years. Despite the short-term economic headwinds, there have been few times in recent...

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Check out my latest article: 10 reasons why certain people get ahead linkedin.com/pulse/10-reason… via @LinkedIn

10 reasons why certain people get ahead

I have always been curious about the science of success. Some people seem to be on a success highway while others with similar skills and qualifications get caught in a career side street.

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Check out my latest article: 5 ways to break out of a rut (and the real meaning of Groundhog Day) linkedin.com/pulse/5-ways-br… via @LinkedIn

5 ways to break out of a rut (and the real meaning of Groundhog Day)

“The key is not to prioritise what is on your schedule but to schedule your priorities” - Stephen Covey Every day I take an early morning walk or run. And I pass pretty much the same people at the...

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Check out my latest article: 7 ways to reboot yourself for 2021 (and why it’s so hard) linkedin.com/pulse/7-ways-re… via @LinkedIn

7 ways to reboot yourself for 2021 (and why it’s so hard)

I hate admitting this but getting started this year has been a challenge. Normally I come off the Christmas break with fresh ideas and energy, and the momentum carries me well into the year.

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Check out my latest article: In search of the truth, and a song... linkedin.com/pulse/search-tr… via @LinkedIn

In search of the truth, and a song...

For most of my childhood, my parents were in search of a song. They heard it on the radio once and looked for it every time they went to a record store.

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"Extending VIC’s emergency powers for 12 mths would be an admission of failure. We’d be seeing tumbleweeds down Collins St before the year was out. Any longer than a few mths and the shutters will be drawn permanently on many businesses" Innes Willox #ausbiz #auspol #COVID19Vic
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Check out my latest article: Six things they forget to tell you when you are young linkedin.com/pulse/six-thing… via @LinkedIn

Six things they forget to tell you when you are young

Time can be a great teacher. I often find myself looking back and wondering about the many sliding door moments and whether I picked the right doors.

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Check out my latest article: 2020 - The year we finally switched on the camera linkedin.com/pulse/2020-year… via @LinkedIn

2020 - The year we finally switched on the camera

In the 1960s and 1970s all the futuristic television shows and movies had cool versions of “video phones”. They were an accepted part of our sci-fi-esque future state, along with matching tracksuits,...

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You have been given a moment to really think. Why not use it? linkedin.com/pulse/you-have-…

You have been given a moment to really think. Why not use it?

Albert Einstein made the simple observation that in the middle of a difficulty lies opportunity. As usual, he was right.

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Check out my latest article: More career advice I wish I had at 25 linkedin.com/pulse/more-care… via @LinkedIn

More career advice I wish I had at 25

Five years ago, I wrote a LinkedIn article titled The career advice I wish I had at 25. Since then, the article has been read more than six million times on LinkedIn, cut and pasted onto dozens of...

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Check out my latest article: The art of mastering time - five questions you owe it to yourself to ask linkedin.com/pulse/art-maste… via @LinkedIn

The art of mastering time - five questions you owe it to yourself to ask

I’ve always had a bit of an obsession with time. It is an odd concept.

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Check out my latest article: Time to take age out of the equation linkedin.com/pulse/time-take… via @LinkedIn

Time to take age out of the equation

A doctor once told me that aging is not for the faint-hearted. It kinda sneaks up on you.

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There's a rumbling in the regions linkedin.com/pulse/theres-ru…

There's a rumbling in the regions

It was hard to miss the undertone of frustration at the Queensland Futures Institute regional Queensland forum this morning. Advance Cairns Chair Trent Twomey described a “huge anti-establishment...

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How do we make decisions when everyone is half right? linkedin.com/pulse/how-do-we…

How do we make decisions when everyone is half right?

Right and wrong used to seem like such simple concepts. You hear both sides, you weigh up the arguments and you decide who is right.

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Learning to believe in yourself linkedin.com/pulse/learning-…

Learning to believe in yourself

The great John Lennon observed in 1970 that “there ain't no guru who can see through your eyes”. It was a remarkably astute, yet simple observation.

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Seven simple truths that change lives linkedin.com/pulse/seven-sim…
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New technology driving a manufacturing revolution in Queensland. @glennorris5 feature in latest issue of QBM. couriermail.com.au/business/… @couriermail @AdvanceQld @camerondickqld @ShaneRodgersNow @ArcIncubator @Applied_Matter @hydroxtech
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Welcome to the age of "stretch jobs" linkedin.com/pulse/welcome-a…

Welcome to the age of "stretch jobs"

There was a time when you studied or trained for a job and did that job for most of your life. Your job was easy to explain and the skills needed were well established.

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