How do you explore new territory in work and life? In my latest blog, I share the Six Modes of Exploration from my forthcoming book ‘The Fifth Element’. From planned journeys to serendipitous discoveries, from community wisdom to sudden revelations – which mode serves you best? #Leadership #Coaching #PersonalDevelopment #ChiefExplorer
Ever feel stuck between where you are and where you want to be? In my latest blog post, I share a powerful three-stage framework that emerged from a client conversation:
• Settling: Creating solid ground when everything feels uncertain
• Visioning: Exploring possibilities beyond your current limitations
• Bridging: Building concrete paths to your desired future
“I came seeking direction, but discovered I could build something extraordinary.” – Wayfinder client
Discover how this journey transforms immediate challenges into long-term flourishing, helping you not just navigate transitions but thrive through them.
When someone reacts strongly to us, our instinct is to take it personally. But what if we flipped the script? In my latest blog, I explore how the simple mantra ‘It’s not about me’ can transform confrontations into opportunities for understanding. By removing ego from the equation, we paradoxically gain more power and agency in difficult situations. Read more about how this perspective shift has changed my approach to professional relationships over the past decade.
Sometimes the best experiments evolve beyond our original design. My first “Come Inside” session was everything I hoped for – just not how I expected. Here’s the story.
This afternoon I’m trying something new – inviting eight people to “Come Inside” for an intimate conversation about small experiments. No agenda beyond curiosity. No outcomes beyond connection. Just opening the door to the Chief Explorer’s Library and seeing what emerges when we explore the small ways we test ideas.
In my recent book, “Precious Jewels: small experiments for personal growth,” I explore how small, intentional experiments can create meaningful change in our lives and
I’ve been reflecting on how my various coaching programmes and books connect into one coherent journey of exploration and transformation.
In my latest blog post, “The Explorer’s Journey: One Path, Many Adventures,” I share how values, insight, creativity, and practical tools form a natural progression through four layers of development.
Whether you’re interested in coaching, personal growth, or simply curious about how seemingly separate ideas can form a unified whole, I’d love to hear your thoughts on this framework.
What single thread connects your diverse work and passions?
#TransformationalCoaching #ExplorerMindset #PersonalDevelopment
Here’s a poem from the forthcoming collection “alice reimagined” which I wrote about last week. Editing is nearly complete now. There are a few more
Often, when coaching a client where the problem is a thorny one, without an obvious answer; I will set the issue within the framework of
This is the second in a series of blog posts about the major transition that I am working on at the moment. As the process
