Aug
22
We're delighted to announce that our 'Introduction to Workplace Coaching' course will run in Central London on 16th and 17th November. The course covers the essentials for line managers, team leaders and HR practitioners who want to adopt a more coaching style to their interactions with colleagues and includes: How...
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Aug
17
A core element of personal development and change is the need to reconsider any of our views and beliefs that aren't helpful. When we reflect on our thinking, we can sometimes realise that our assumptions or ‘rules of thumb’ are either out of date or were never really true in...
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Aug
07
We’ve all been there: the queue for tickets in the railway station that goes on forever; the traffic jam that slows our progress to the office to a crawl; or the mountain of paperwork we need to navigate when dealing with a bureaucracy. It’s frustrating, right? In previous posts, I’ve...
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Jul
13
Honesty between coach and coachee is something we often mention when talking about how coaching works. But why? The coach-coachee relationship is unlike many others. Your coach isn’t your manager, so they can’t use their authority to get you to do things. Similarly, you don’t have to project confidence and capability...
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Jun
21
Today is 'National Go Home on Time Day' and it's also (at least in the Northern hemisphere) the longest day of the year. So here's the question: are you going to finish work on time and get out and enjoy the rest of your day? "On time" can mean different...
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Jun
20
During a recent Proactive and Productive workshop, we had a useful discussion about task management apps (software to manage your ‘to do’ lists) and how you can select the right one. It prompted me to share some of my thoughts on this. So which is the right app? The bad news...
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May
11
You may be considering getting a coach to support a change you want to make, or an area of your performance you want to improve. First of all, well done on focusing on your own development. Secondly, before you hit ‘go’, you might find it useful to think about these...
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Feb
13
In a previous post, we examined the role of our thinking in how we see the world, especially the workplace. In this next post in the series on 'Thinking about our thinking', we're going to look at a really common example of unhelpful thinking: Procrastination. Or we could do it...
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Feb
02
A busy professional life and a hectic personal life may leave little time for reflection. But taking the time to think about our own thinking can be a worthwhile exercise. “Wait, what? Think about your own thinking? Is that even possible?” Bear with me… From a coaching perspective, I approach...
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Jan
17
While coaching in the workplace isn't a new concept, my colleagues and I still encounter some commonly held beliefs about coaching that simply aren't true. In this post, I'll seek to highlight some of them and hopefully put your mind to rest. 1. Coaching is only for people with 'serious...
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