We’ve all been there: You’ve got a meeting. You’re ready. It’s time. Nobody’s showing up. You give it a few minutes (as someone who’s married into a Mexican family I’m
One of the most profound flow experiences I’ve ever experienced was driving on the German Autobahn from Gießen to Frankfurt – at an average(!) speed of 200km/h (125mp/h). I was
I’ve always appreciated the martial arts. It took a while though until I learned that at the core of those that I felt especially drawn to, it wasn’t at all
It is something that experienced coaches know – intuitively and from experience: Coaching works. But how do we know? Perhaps the progress or change that occurred would have occurred either
In 1997 I listened to my first ever German rap song. I remember it clearly. We were on a class trip to inner city Frankfurt and my mate had me
What’s your “Why”?Who does your work, and your life, serve? What’s your mission?Why are you here?What is your calling? The list could go on for some time, and if I
“And so the wrath of all his defence mechanisms started to unload on me …” Most coaches remember moments such as this. You’ve offered a challenge, not even a harsh
I wrote this one as an introduction to the buffet of these Nuggets I send out monthly(-or-so) as a summary for those who, like me, unsubscribe to any newsletter that
It’s been an intense week teaching our very first cohort of coaching MSt students at Cambridge. Certainly inspiring to have such an experienced and diverse group of coaches coming together
Last week I offered a short Nugget to challenge and expand some commonly held beliefs about what it takes to establish a successful coaching business. One of those beliefs is
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