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Category Archives: Power Coaching
Motivation, the KEY Quotient for your success
Over the past year I’ve been struck by the number of CIPD[1] press releases that report a deficit of leadership skills in organisations; low morale and poor productivity of employees; and an army of managers who have little self-awareness and … Continue reading
Posted in Career Planning, Critical Thinking Skills, Motivation and Employee Engagement, Personal & Professional Effectiveness, Positive thinking, Taking control
Tagged economic recovery, employee engagement, employees, engaging for success, fulfilment, Government Taskforce, human behaviour, McKinsey, motivation, productivity, quotient, self-awareness, Top Tips, well-being
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Can you plan on making magic in 2013?
Like most of us, I regularly have to deal with my own personal demons and insecurities. I have found however, through a long life of challenge and change that one can plan for a more successful and fulfilled life. It … Continue reading
BIG CHANGES: where are you on the curve?
Over the past year, like a lot of people I meet, I’ve been faced with the prospect of coping with a significant change in my life. You may have noticed it too, the amount of relationship break-ups going on, people … Continue reading
When sheer IQ doesn’t cut the mustard
I’ve been very entertained by people’s reflections on their school reports in a recent edition of BBC radio 4’s PM programme. Eddie Mair introduced the slot by reporting that Sir John Gurdon, one of the winners of the Nobel Prize … Continue reading
Mindfulness: for when ‘Moaning Myrtle’ comes to visit
I was struck this morning when listening to the radio about the experience of a woman who suddenly went blind while she was driving home on the motorway late one night. She eventually regained her sight but was told she … Continue reading
Posted in Critical Thinking Skills, Ethics & Spirituality, Personal & Professional Effectiveness, Positive thinking, Resilience, Sustainable Leadership
Tagged brain, breathing, business behaviour, business leaders, extreme stress, inner you, life's challenges, mindful, moral ideals, optimum solutions, positive gear, relax, self, self-mastery, teams
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