Inspiration


On Being In the Driver’s Seat

I learned a hard lesson at work this week: knowing when to be in the driver’s seat and when to be in the passenger’s seat. For many of us at work, it’s useful to step back and check you are [...] Read more

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On The Myth of Multi-Tasking

This week I have been reading a book by Neuroscientist, Dr David Rock, called ‘Your Brain at Work:  Know Your Brain, Transform Your Performance’.  It is a persuasive and practical read explaining how to combat the limitations of our pre-frontal [...] Read more

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On Gratitude

I often encourage clients to develop a daily gratitude practice.  Why?  It improves mental health, physical health and positively rewires the brain.  This is not mumbo jumbo but supported by peer-reviewed research across neuroscience, psychology, and health sciences. As a professional [...] Read more

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On urgent and important

I am typing from A & E with my daughter, which got me thinking: So often at work we catch ourselves reacting to events as if it is life and death. Sometimes it’s useful to be reminded of Covey’s Time [...] Read more

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On Being King for the Day

I am slightly in love with King Charles at the moment. At an event celebrating all those who support cancer patients and their loved ones he said “what strikes us repeatedly is the profound impact of human connection’. In my [...] Read more

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