What does a Leader In Transition need to be mindful of? This was inspired by a recent coaching session covering a topic that relates to many of my readers, so I hope you discover some insights to support you in times of transition. Many thanks to David Rock for teaching me and developing the Neuroleadership…
Another highlight of the Neuroleadership Summit in San Francisco was the gala dinner, with Kenny Moore (Kenny The Monk) who shared his very inspiring story and thoughts on changing the corporate world. I asked him after dinner if we could video our conversation as I knew he’d inspire more than just me – it was…
Who loves a fabulous cafe? We were delighted to discover The HUB Espresso Bar & Eatery in Bathurst recently, having lunched there with friends. We went back the next morning for breakfast before traveling home and were further impressed. Apart from the fact that they have the best gluten-free bread ever (fruit toast, sourced from…
Every speaker at the Neuroleadership Summit in San Francisco earlier this month shared some incredible insights and fascinating science – a personal highlight for me was hearing Jessica Payne speak about the neuroscience of Stress, Sleep, Memory and Cognition. I thought her tips were especially important and very practical – so we had a chat…
This picture was taken when I met Dr Schwarz at the first NeuroLeadership Summit in Sydney a couple of years ago. In this video Dr Jeffrey Schwatrz discusses at the United Nations how focused attention can change the brain…and this is why I’m so passionate about coaching people to the outcomes they dream of.…
New habits for a New Year? It doesn’t have to be a new year, but it can be a good time to adjust your course, get rid of a few habits or clutter, and add what you need or want. I’ve been spending the first 2 weeks of 2010 at my childhood home, my parents…
…when you’re dealing with disappointment when everyone else is celebrating. Sometimes the year finishes all too soon, with goals incomplete, and disappointments scattered around you like the gift-wrapping after Christmas lunch. If you’re familiar with my writing or speaking, you know I’m passionate about celebrating. Reflecting on accomplishments and celebrating learning is incredibly valuable. It’s…
I was woken early this morning from a deep sleep, following my late night return from the farm. “Oh my goodness! Who is pounding on the door so early?!” It was the third shipment of my Journals, so I opened the garage for the oh-so-chipper Courier and welcomed them in. Life’s a little like that…
When I hear people talking about how businesses are struggling at the moment, especially when it’s an “all-too-hard” tone of conversation, I just want to say, “STOP! It’s not all doom and gloom. I know of businesses that are really flourishing” – so I want to highlight one of them here. I’ve recently connected…