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C is for Choosing the Right Coach

By |2026-05-27T14:15:32+00:00May 27th, 2026|Coach|

Choosing a coach isn’t something to rush. I see too many people make quick decisions based on convenience, cost or a chance meeting at a networking event. However, this is someone who could be supporting you through some of your most important decisions. Getting it right matters. There are questions to ask. My top three [...]

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Case Study: Jennie’s Story

By |2026-04-08T01:35:34+00:00April 7th, 2026|Uncategorized|

Allow me to introduce you to "Jennie". (Name changed for anonymity) The back story: Jennie is a Finance Director with a very successful career under her belt.  She's respected by her colleagues but nobody ever told her that and she didn't feel it. She felt as though she wore a mask.  She was acting the role, [...]

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H is for Horses for Courses

By |2026-04-08T01:34:05+00:00April 7th, 2026|Coach, Mentor|

The phrase “horses for courses” dates back to racing in the 1890s.   Certain horses performed better on certain tracks.   It wasn’t just about flat racing versus jumping, it was about matching the right horse to the right terrain. I love that as a metaphor for development work.   Because when it comes to coaching, mentoring, team [...]

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Case Study: Murdoch Maclean

By |2026-03-05T10:53:29+00:00March 5th, 2026|Uncategorized|

  Creating a Clear New Career Plan Through Coaching Murdoch Maclean Senior Director, Edgewell Personal Care Meeting Nikki at a CIMA event, Murdoch knew almost straight away that she could help him.  At the time, he was working for a large global organisation when, out of the blue, it separated into two smaller ones. Sudden [...]

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E is for Exceptions

By |2026-01-28T11:26:10+00:00January 30th, 2026|Coach, Exceptions, Journey|

I was driving home recently, following my sat nav as obediently as ever, when it sent me the long way round for no good reason.   Again. There’s a road near my house with a sign that says “No vehicles except for access”.   I live on that road.   I absolutely have access.   I am the exception. [...]

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S is for Secret Weapon

By |2025-09-25T11:55:52+00:00September 29th, 2025|Coach|

I often describe myself as my clients’ secret weapon! When you’re in an executive role, or you run a business, you carry an incredible weight of responsibility.  Goals, deadlines, KPIs, deliverables … all those moving parts need your focus.  They’re all important, but when your head is always full of tasks and decisions, it can [...]

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R is for Rest: Why Recharging Matters More Than You Think

By |2025-07-29T11:45:46+00:00July 29th, 2025|Rest|

How often do you hear someone saying, “You need to rest” or “Remember to take some time off”?  In a culture that celebrates productivity and hustle, true rest can feel like a guilty pleasure rather than a vital part of staying well and working well. Rest isn’t a luxury.  It’s a necessity.  Just like our [...]

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P is for Performance

By |2025-05-28T14:40:47+00:00May 27th, 2025|Performance|

Performance coaching is helping someone to achieve something that they don't have already.  That one sentence beautifully sums up what I do, in my coaching and why I’m so passionate about it. When many people hear the term ‘Performance Coach’, they think mostly of athletes – Olympians fine-tuning their form, pushing limits and aiming for [...]

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