INSIGHTS AND STORIES
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CHAPTER 1
I want to tell you a story. Â
It will come as a series in this blogspace.
It’s a story about why I decided to leave working for a large company after many years and excellent experiences,...
I'd been with my previous company for 10 years and was a respected leader. Six months ago, I joined a new firm and struggle to get buy-in for my vision. Did I make a mistake switching companies?
Fi...
On habit, ritual and things which go bump in the night…
Habits and rituals are useful mental shortcuts: filters helping us cope with the daily deluge of data modern life dumps over us, conserving and...
Prospective coaching Clients often ask very pragmatic questions: “what is coaching exactly” “where do we meet”, “is this therapy”, “does it involve burpees or push ups”. Â
They want to know what to e...
In my mind’s eye, I move like a cheetah. Long and lean.Â
My feet lightly kiss the treadmill’s whirling belt. One footfall dances into the next. Â
The veldt is my kingdom. I am its sovereign.
Whic...
he prior leader of my new team did not properly manage a number of poor performers. How do I clean this up?
Good things come from new leadership: fresh eyes see new possibilities.
Including the peo...
Recently a client wanted to talk about developing her “career path” (don’t like the term, but more on this later). She had been in her role awhile and felt stuck. Â
She knows herself as ambitious and...
My boss of more than 10 years is retiring. His replacement has a tough reputation and she doesn’t know me. I’m worried for my team and myself. Any ideas?
We all know the old chestnut, “change is t...