Posts Tagged ‘decisions’
Jump for My Love
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Read MoreThe Trust Gap: The Hidden Dysfunction in Teams
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Read MoreWinning Deep
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Read MoreMy Guilty Pleasure
I’ve got a confession to make… Married at First Sight is my guilty TV pleasure. As a coaching geek, I watch it for the coachable moments, and there are just…
Read MoreWhat Happens When You Work with Your Cycle, Not Against It
Saturday was the first day of my period. I was also leading an intensive, one-day transformational client event for a group of incredible women. Here I am, pictured on the…
Read MoreWhen All the Doors Open at Once
We often talk about the pain of stagnation; feeling trapped, waiting things out, stuck in uncertainty. But what about when everything starts happening at once? It might feel exciting and…
Read MoreThe Curse of Being Good at Stuff
Swimming has been a thread woven through most of my life: Junior internationals → university swim team → triathlons → open water → and for the past three years, masters…
Read MoreYou Don’t Have to Do It Alone
It was 19:25. The event doors were due to open in five minutes, so I did a quick phone check. First up? A video of my daughter whizzing her dolls…
Read MoreThe Career Thread You Didn’t Know You Were Weaving
A couple of weeks ago, I spent five days supporting One of Many, the organisation where I first trained as a coach. This time, I returned in a new role,…
Read MoreThe Detention Strategy: Why Avoiding the Hard Stuff Doesn’t Work
We were two weeks into my middle child Jenson’s transition to high school, and I was almost shocked by how smooth it had been. Settling in well. Enjoying the structure.…
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