There’s nothing mystical about effective business coaching – just a purposeful partnership bringing about powerful progress A great privilege of coaching clients around the area of work and business is seeing and hearing those clients make significant progress in their
Help is at hand…five tips for asking for help at work
We all need help at work…here’s some help with how to ask for it
Write To Reply?
Email is a key part of our work lives – but how do we manage not just the volume but our response to tricky emails ? For many of us, a growing volume of emails is inescapable. Rather like the
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Accountability is key to any business’ survival and your success. How do you ensure effective and rigorous accountability as a founder or business owner? One thing you probably don’t miss if you no longer work for a big company is
You be the judge
Running your own business means making a number of judgment calls all of the time. How do you develop and exercise good judgment while trying to do everything else? One difference between running your own business and working for someone
Nothing personal?
What does it look like to protect yourself and your business from it all getting a bit too personal? The thing about your business is that it’s yours. When things are good they make you look and feel good and, when
You SP
Like it or not, you are a big part of what makes your business unique. Learning how to leverage that will make a big difference. Don’t worry, this is not going to be yet another article about your personal brand.
One’s company?
The loneliness of the long distance founder is definitely an issue for most if not everyone who runs their own business. How do you manage and mitigate the isolation that comes with working for yourself? “Your own company” has two
Built for speed
One great benefit of running your own thing is that you can move much faster than larger businesses. How can you make the most of this advantage? If you’re someone who has gone from working for others to working for
Risky business
Running your own thing – especially at the start – looks and feels like a risky business. How do you get better at recognising, managing and taking risks? Risk is a funny thing. When I was just about to start
Today’s the day: tackling procrastination
The wrong sort of procrastination is both more tempting and more dangerous when you’re running your own business. How can you best approach the temptations and traps of continuing to put the wrong things off until tomorrow? Image: Djim Loic