“Do Not Fear Mistakes”
Mistakes are a key piece for learning. We've been trained to avoid making mistakes, but mistakes are a crucial piece of the learning...
The Dark Side of Creativity
Can creativity exist without depression? There is a side of me that I like to be seen — my creative side: capable, flowing, and confident....
Perfection, What’s Good, and Being Enough
Aiming for perfection looks good on paper, but in practice, it can stand in the way of doing good work and the feeling that we're enough. I...
Clarity & Resilience Vs #LivingMyBestLife
A search for authenticity in the world of personal growth SELF-HELP, PERSONAL GROWTH & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT FOR REAL PEOPLE Take a quick...
An Adventure Sports take on Coronavirus Risk Assessment
How assessing, managing and taking risks in the outdoors informs my approach to pandemic Outdoor recreation comes with a certain and...
Getting What I Came For
Amidst the go-go-go and the self-assumed pressure of perceived expectations and obligations, it is easy to forget the core questions of Who...
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What’s More Important – Making more Money or Exploring Fresh Opportunities?
In a coaching call today, a quick ad libbed phrase really landed with my client, so in case it’s helpful, I thought I’d share it with you. My client wanted to explore what was more important for him at this point in his career: making more money or...
Exploring Imposter Syndrome
'Imposter Syndrome at Work' has been a common and frequent coaching topic for as long as I've been working with clients. So much so that it was the topic of one of my first blog articles, way back during the pandemic. Re-reading that article from...











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