How can you use nutrition as personal development?
When we hear or think about personal development, we often consider the realms of meditation, further education, counselling, and exercise. Nutrition is often an afterthought.
Read MoreWhen we hear or think about personal development, we often consider the realms of meditation, further education, counselling, and exercise. Nutrition is often an afterthought.
Read MoreThe world of coaching can be a bit confusing and still has an element of stigma attached.
Read MorePersonal development is a lifelong process. It is a way for us to review our skills and qualities, consider our aims in life and set goals in order to realise and maximise our potential at one end of the scale and perhaps to just experience joy and fun at the other!
Read MoreThe world is ever changing, technology continues to evolve but people also evolve with it. We all know we should be inclusive, but perhaps we are not, and maybe that’s down to lack of awareness of our responsibilities.
Read MoreMost of us start our business because we love what we are doing…and then we discover that we have to do lots of other things as well – marketing, sales, admin, accounts, etc. It’s so easy to find ourselves working 7 days a week and still not seeming to make any real impression on that to-do list.
Read MoreWhen we think of business performance, strategy and leadership it’s highly unlikely that many people are thinking of nutrition.
Read MoreMy guess is that you haven’t heard of a different approach to personal and professional development: Equine Facilitated Learning (EFL). So let’s change that!
Read MoreHave you ever wondered why some businesses continually flourish whereas others become stagnant? It often comes down to the person in the driving seat. The driving force of the business.
Read MoreAs long as you have the drive and determination you are never too old to do anything you set your mind to, whether that is to get fitter and healthier, learn a new skill, read more, or travel.
Read MoreRecently, training in diversity, inclusion and equality issues has gained a lot of attention, with organisations realising just how important it is to have an inclusive workforce.
Read Moren’t belong? Like you don’t really deserve to be where you are? Maybe you feel like people overestimate your abilities or as though you only got where you are due to chance and you could be exposed at any moment?
Read MoreWe know trust is important. However, how much difference does it make? This question has led me to look in depth at how important trust is to business success.
Read MoreAs you develop new habits, break old ones and achieve great things, remember this: small achievable actions lead to big change.
Read MoreSo what sort of manager do you want to be? Take some time to think back to all the managers you have had over your career. How did they make you feel and how did that impact your engagement with the role and your performance? What behaviours did you respect and admire and what rankled and why?
Read MoreDoes great leadership mean being kind, having empathy, being consistent, persistent, deliberate, natural, upbeat, driven and focused? Yes, it’s all of those things and more…
Read MoreWe probably all remember that one person, who looking back was a great manager. If we wrote down a list of the behaviours and attributes that stood out for us, it would probably be quite random and might not even make much sense.
Read MoreValues are the things that are most important to us, they are our permissions, and they help us monitor or gauge how we feel about we’ve done. You may recognise values as the things we spend our time and energy on.
Read MoreCoaches are there to help you as a business leader to clarify your goals and encourage and challenge you to achieve those goals. So why would a coach need supervision?
Read MoreI’d just like to stress the importance of having the right mindset so you feel confident in saying no. What you want to be left with at the end is the other person respecting your decision.
Read MoreMost business owners are passionate about their businesses and love being involved in growing and developing their companies. At some point though you will need/want to exit your business, so you will need an exit strategy.
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