We are emotional beings, and as such emotions play a part in pretty much everything we do. However, when our actions as a result of our emotions are causing havoc in our lives, it can be a major problem. People who have a low Emotional Intelligence (EI) are often more reactive than responsive and they tend to always have to be right, are oblivious to other people’s feelings, behave insensitively, blame others for their problems and have emotional outbursts. Not surprisingly, they struggle with relationships.
Read MoreLeadership, at the core, is about enabling the success and peak performance of others, usually in the context of achieving the broader organisation’s goals. It’s really difficult to lead a successful, high performing team if you’re neglecting the steps and actions that feed your own success.
Read MoreDid you know that zest is one of our inherent traits? It’s a trait that has the potential to change our lives and those of the people around us. If you’re feeling like the pep in your step is more like a dull thud, the good news is regaining your zest is easier than you might think.
Read MoreI’ve said it before, I’ll say it again- emotions serve a purpose. They exist for a reason. However, the incredible miracle that is our brain which gives us our emotions, also gives us the ability to mindfully and deliberately respond to them. Respond is the key word here and is vastly different to reacting. Let me explain.
Read MoreThe core of my work as a leadership and life coach is essentially guiding people through a process to enhance their performance, overcome their obstacles and roadblocks and shift to a life where the emphasis is on thriving rather than enduring. Heady stuff, is it not? While it can be said that I work in a relatively crowded marketplace, I have a unique approach to my coaching, a hybrid, if you will, and one that my clients tell me sets me apart from my leadership coaching colleagues.
Read MoreWhat do a pilot, financial controller, kinesiologist and wellness and lifestyle educator all have in common? They each represent the roles I’ve held in my diverse career path. It’s this winding road, the path less travelled that guides and informs my hybrid approach to my leadership and life coaching consultancy.
Read MoreThis month's blog is a little different to earlier posts because this time, I'm sharing someone else's story. You'll hear about 'James' (de-identified for privacy), his experience with Time Line Therapy®, and the incredible results we achieved together.
Read MoreModern life is busy. We rush from moment to moment, rarely taking the time to pause and truly check in with ourselves.
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