The Mangrove

Making the change for a brighter future

Making the change for a brighter future

The admission that we are sliding into one of the gravest economic periods in the world’s history comes from all sides – from finance ministers, bankers, employers, economists, trades union leaders, media – leading to a collective sense of gloom, foreboding and trepidation for an uncertain future.

Periods of economic turbulence don’t just affect us financially – they also put huge strains on our day-to-day lives and our ability to act, think and feel positively. When the economic crisis of the 1930s was coined “The Great Depression”, it was aptly named.

These “challenging” times may not seem conducive to maintaining a positive state of mind. Many may fear redundancy or not having enough money to provide for their families. Some may be stuck in a rut in a job they hate, but are afraid to leave. Others might be desperate to change jobs, or even careers, but lack the necessary skills to do so. Or they
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