A quick post on one of my favourite themes . . . A friend managed to catch her new boss by telephone after a few attempts at trying. She said: “Nice to talk to you at last.” (And she meant it, with the good heart that she has.) He heard: “Oh, so you’ve finally… Read More The meaning of your communication . . .
John Robert Wooden (1910-2010) had an amazing career as a basketball player and coach, and was renowned for his short, inspirational messages to his players, not just about basketball, but about how to be a success in life. He retired at the age of 64, though in 2004, at the age of 93, said that he wouldn’t mind… Read More Me, me, me?
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# 7 in a series of 10 weekly 10 minute challenges Imagine if you allowed yourself just 10 minutes in each and every day to think about you Just 10 minutes of quiet time, of reflection, of focus. Not much is it? Imagine what you might achieve, and how you might feel. Print it out, cut… Read More Monday morning 10 minute challenge, # 7
A recent little light-hearted banter with a loved one about a difficulty they were experiencing (and don’t tell me I can’t do empathy), elicited this response: “Form is temporary. Talent permanent!” Ooh, I like that. So true.
When I started this blog I determined not to use it as a political vehicle. There are, after all, brilliant, inspirational, even controversial stories, and commentary around leadership and coaching that deserve consideration and my time. And in any case, like Ivan Khodabakhsh, chief executive of the Ladies European Tour for golf, today (and let me… Read More Lost for words . . .
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