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The Art of Unfinished Business

July 24th, 2015

I’ve been to a few presentations which; on the surface appeared to be beautifully crafted and well formed.  They had a beginning middle and end. The structure was pretty well refined no more than three points to take on board, some fancy visuals and some great statistics, the presenters were even really personable in their style……


Feedback 101 – Being Actively Progressive

July 24th, 2015

In business and in life we all want to thrive and to really bring our best to all situations… right?  So why do we avoid offering or asking for feedback?  Surely it is easier to make improvements from an informed position than to spend time scrabbling around in the dark? I know this is a…


Love Your People: Develop Your Team

July 15th, 2015

Love is: Love is… an attitude with relevance both at home and in work.  Once we let our ego get out of our way it can be hugely beneficial to invest in some leadership development to find new ways to be even more effective than we already are and to ensure we demonstrate compassion for…


Getting Wise – Embodied and Systemic Wisdom

December 23rd, 2014

Why do I love mBIT? I qualified as an mBIT coach (a methodology with roots in NLP) in mid 2014 and have been overwhelmed by the positive responses and outcomes clients are experiencing. What is it? mBraining (the ‘m’ stands for multiple) accesses three intelligences within each of us (in our head, heart and gut)…


Life is Analogue – Punctuate it

November 28th, 2014

Silence, Stillness and Flow: I got to thinking about the importance of punctuation. Not so much in the sense of grammatical accuracy, since I am not hugely adept in this particular area. More-so in the context of life and for me this includes: • Creating variability within a broader symmetry and equilibrium. • Balancing stillness…


Lessons in Turbulence from Water

November 20th, 2014

We all experience occasional turbulence. Some thrive on varying degrees of chaos, riding one wave to another enjoying the very process of change, whilst others seek greater stability and sameness in their lives. Fluctuation is both: healthy and essential – like a heartbeat. In the ups and downs of daily existence: challenges we perceive present…