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The Power of Synchronicity
A number of people have recently been asking me why I moved to Yorkshire. After all I could have...
Are You Interested or Committed To Your Goals?
Wow, can you believe that today is the 1st June. Where has the year gone. At this time of...
The Power Of Focus and Simplicity
Recently I have been thinking about the power of focus and simplicity and increasingly I am...
Stop Working In Your Business. Start Leading.
How many times have you heard an expert say "Stop working in your business and start working on...
Persistence: Ask At Least Six Times For Exactly What You Want
This week's daily dose of inspiration is inspired by my pony Thistle and how she behaved this...
Do You have Self Trust?
Recently I have been thinking a lot about trust and how it is a vial ingredient for success in...
Consistency is the key to Success
The thought in this week's Wednesday Wisdom is all the more appropriate as I'm sending this out...
What Great Leaders Know…….
This week I have been reflecting on the fact that great leaders are masters at reading non-verbal...
Leadership development is the number one priority of HR
Leadership development is the number one priority of HR and organizational development leaders, with 25% of respondents putting it at the top of their priority list
Inch By Inch It’s a Cinch
This week I began an 11 day Fat Loss Challenge with one of my former mentors John Assaraf. I love...
Why Integrity Matters In Business
This week I have been thinking a lot about integrity. About what it is and why increasingly I...
The Law of Sowing and Reaping
Spring is the season for planting new ideas and as a Creator type it is my favourite time of year. It is the time when I get to explore new ideas and strategise (and prioritise) for the upcoming year. I get to start sowing
When Learning Is Earning
My mentor Roger Hamilton once shared this with me “Learning is earning with the L-plates on it” and it is so true. We can only learn by trying new things
Dung Beetles and Elephants: What’s the Connection?
What I love about the African bush – and in fact all nature – is that fact that every works in harmony. Nature is a true ecosystem where everything is inter-dependent on everything else. Consequently there is no wasted time, energy or money as everything is connected.
Opportunities Are Everywhere
I'm sending you this weeks Wednesday Wisdom from the heart of the African Bush where I am...
Is A Picture Really Worth A Thousand Words?
We often totally under-estimate the power of non-verbal communication in our society and yet non-verbal communication is an essential component of everyday life. We can convey a simple or complex message very succinctly with how we show up.
The Inherent Problem With Job Descriptions
What if I told there are 8 different personality types and each profile has specific strengths...
What’s The Impact Of Your Trivial Decisions?
In today's Wednesday Wisdom I want to talk about decision making. I'm sure you made some pretty...
Do You Have The Right People In The Right Roles?
When you are building your team it is essential that you find the right person for the role. Failure to do this ends up costing everyone valuable time, energy and money
Are You Willing To Step Outside Your Comfort Zone?
One of the things I always challenge my clients to do is to step out of their comfort zone and try something new. For many people just coming to an experience with the horses is the start of that stretch.
Failure Is Not An Option
Businesses often fail because they don’t have a high enough degree of innovation, co-operation and collaboration.
The Power Of FOCUS
So how are your New Years resolutions going? Are you giving them the focus they deserve? If not...
Who’s on your winning team?
Success is a team sport and it is imperative that you have the right team members alongside you to...
