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Write it out to figure it out (and don’t forget to swear it out)
I love to bring writing into my coaching when I think it might be useful for my clients. You don’t have to be a brilliant speller or storyteller, or even good with grammar to get something out of writing; the only thing you need is an open mind and a maybe a little bit of direction.
Coaching success: Ben’s story
Coaching can seem like a bit of a mystery if you’ve never experienced it before and I get a lot of questions about who I work with and what happens during coaching. To help answer these questions I’ve been asking my clients to share their stories. First up is Ben. When we started working together, he had been through multiple cycles of job hunting and soul searching to find the right job but kept getting stuck.
Book recommendations: women and leadership
In honour of World Book Day and International Women’s Day back in March, I did a series of posts on my personal social media platforms highlighting books written by women and/or about women that have inspired me, and I thought I’d share the more work-related ones here too.
Book recommendations: finding work that works for you
Whether you love your job or not, chances are you’ll be looking for a new one at some point. Maybe you’re bored or feeling stuck. Maybe you’ve realised you don’t actually enjoy what you do. Or perhaps you’ve done everything you can in your current role and are looking for new challenges. Here are three books that might help you figure out what’s next and lead you a job that feels fulfilling… and pays the bills.
What is coaching?
Like most industries, coaching has its own set of slightly annoying jargon which can be difficult to cut through. So, I thought I’d write a post to describe, in a nutshell, what coaching is and how it can help you.