Achieving Your Potential Coaching
Navigating life's complexities more skilfully
I really like the idea of having your own team to help you as you try new things. Pamela Mitchell's book "The 10 Laws of Career Reinvention suggests friends like these would be a great team: "The master connector is a networking expert – someone with great connections who can put you in touch with …
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Working with an Executive Coach or Career Coach is a step that many managers and leaders find helpful. But, lets not pretend it isn't a big step - it will take time and commitment from you - the client and it will be a financial investment as well (more than offset by the reported 529% …
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Have a quick read of these handy tips to help you get going with your #mindfulness #meditation https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/what-matters-most/201509/how-practice-mindfulness-5-tips-no-one-has-told-you
We humans like to think we are super rational and our behaviour is really pretty sensible and pretty reasonable. Does that ring true? Unfortunately, in the last few years research has shown that we are less logical that we'd like to think and that more of our responses are automatic rather than carefully planned. Often …
Is the part of you that judges every single thing you do drowning out any positive feedback that comes your way? Great perspective from Seth's Blog: Self talk. @SethGodinBlog #coaching
A lovely article from Justin Wise on how we categorise the stages of our life can be so limiting. We forget that learning something new can feel like we've lost our way or we are completely failing. Beating ourselves up this way doesn't help us learn new skills, try a new way of responding to …
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Try this #poem for inspiration and support. Thank you @justinadamwise for pointing it out. Watch "Kate Tempest - Hold Your Own - Glastonbury 2015" on YouTube https://youtu.be/ZnrBcQeH9fI
What a lovely idea. When there is just too much on we can naturally revert to building walls to keep the change at bay. But whilst walls can keep things out, they also keep us in. The power from a windmill can create energy and opportunity.
How often do you read a book, get some great insight, attend a course and feel inspired for it all to dwindle on first contact with work or your day to day relationships? If you are anything like me this will happen all too often. Why not try less reading, fewer podcasts, less self development …
Much of leadership is about learning more about ourselves, our strengths and how we relate to others. We can't do this without slowing down and I think this is a lovely poem from Pablo Neruda to provide inspiration. KEEPING QUIET by Pablo Neruda Now we will count to twelve and we will all keep still. For …
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