Last call for the No-Brainer Coaching Bonanza (price goes up in 3 hours)
Published: Mon, 03/11/24
Three hours from now, I’m bolting shut the doors to my Last Chance Saloon, No-Brainer Coaching Bonanza. This is your last chance to sign-up before the…
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The kindness of putting yourself first
Published: Mon, 03/11/24
Have you seen the TV show The Bear? Lauren and I watched it on an iPhone while swanning around Me ico last year. The show charts the chaos & mayhem in…
How to find the time to do whatever you want to do
Published: Fri, 03/08/24
The only problemWith haiku is that you justGet started and then - Roger McGough Ever feel like there’s not enough time to finish everything you’ve…
A peek behind the scenes of a client’s coaching experience
Published: Thu, 03/07/24
Let me tell you about a client I’ve been coaching. We’ll call him R. R and I have been working together since October. When we first spoke, R e…
My work/life balance advice for Willy Wonka
Published: Wed, 03/06/24
Last week, the British press had a field day reporting on a Willy Wonka Chocolate E perience in Glasgow. “E perience” is probably the wrong word.
The no-brainer reasons I’m putting my price up
Published: Tue, 03/05/24
Yesterday I wrote about why I went back to the 9 to 5. And this leads me nicely onto an announcement I’m making today: I’m about to put up my price…
Why I went back to the 9 to 5
Published: Mon, 03/04/24
For those not in the know: After two years of gainful unemployment, I returned to my old banking job at Lloyds Bank on the 31st October last year.
The greene light to be yourself
Published: Fri, 03/01/24
In 1949, New Statesman ran a quirky challenge. The magazine asked its readers to write a couple of paragraphs parodying the style of any novelist with…
Why “How do I find…?” might be the wrong question
Published: Thu, 02/29/24
There’s a question I often get asked on my coaching calls. It takes a similar form. Usually “How do I find…?” or “How can I be…?” For instance: How do…
Rules of living vs rules of life
Published: Wed, 02/28/24
Peace is the result of retraining your mind to process life as it is, rather than as you think it should be (Wayne Dyer) For much of my 20s, it looked…