7 Courageous Steps To Handling Failure
It isn’t always easy to get over a perceived failure Nevertheless, if you stuff up, there will always be plenty of advice... Read More
The Illusion of Work-Life Balance
Are you walking the work-life balance tightrope? Picture this: Cirque du Soleil – A woman elevated way up high above the crowd.... Read More
How To Become A More Competent, Influential Person
Posted on15 Feb 2018
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Most people think they get on well with others And it’s true. Most people can get along when they’re talking about things... Read More
Rats And Mice: The Cognitive Dissonance Of Choice
A real internal conflict We’d like to believe we have the integrity to behave in ways that align with our values, beliefs... Read More
Can Personalities Really Clash?
Personality Clash When I was a young schoolgirl there was a girl in my class who hated me with a vengeance. Others... Read More
Why Personal Change Is So Powerful
Posted on21 Nov 2017
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Why The Power of Personal Change? I’m often asked why my six-day training is called The Power of Personal Change – MetaMorphosis 101.... Read More
Conflict Resolution: The Fearless 6-Step Success Strategy
Posted on19 Jul 2017
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Conflict Resolution is rarely easy – or simple For successful conflict resolution, you need guts, tenacity, compassion and a willingness to see... Read More
How To Prevent A Potential Conflict From Turning To Custard
Posted on12 Jul 2017
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Turn to Custard Verb[edit] turn to custard (third-person singular simple present turns to custard, present participle turning to custard, simple past and... Read More
9 Glaringly Obvious Reasons Conflicts Are Inevitable
Do you have any insurance policies? Many people try to protect themselves by putting in place strategies to minimise the impact of... Read More
Email Wars: The Confusion, Cost and Casualties of Miscommunication
Severe miscommunication is more widespread than you may think Effective face-to-face communication relies on each person understanding the words and sentences spoken,... Read More
A Big Chunk Or A Small Chunk?
Posted on29 Jan 2016
TagsBusiness, coaching, communication skills, conflict, language, NLP, perspective, self-awareness, stress
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Chunking up and down Joe was referred to me after he’d resigned from his job in frustration. His company didn’t want to let... Read More
When Panic and Anxiety ‘Attack’
It’s An Inside Job I was talking to some people recently who told me they suffer from ‘panic attacks’ or ‘anxiety attacks.’... Read More
Musting: How To Put Off Procrastinating
Obligation – and a sense of resentment If you’ve ever done anything you didn’t really want to do, you’ll understand the feeling... Read More
Mood Management
(Or how to avoid people in white coats) He was literally doubled up. First he coughed, then he spluttered then he erupted... Read More
How Mind Reading Damages Your Personal Relationship
Posted on01 Apr 2008
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You use positive mind reading with complete strangers It is true that every day, people all over the world trust complete strangers in... Read More
The Conflict of Being Conflict Averse
Posted on01 Jul 2007
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Avoiding conflict causes conflict The more you avoid conflict the more likely you are to experience it. It’s true! People avoid conflict in... Read More
