Small experiments create big impact! Just heard how ‘Precious Jewels’ concepts are being applied by HR professionals. These bounded experiments break decision paralysis and encourage practical innovation. Last day to grab this and 3 other free eBooks – offer ends tomorrow night! Which small experiment will you try this week?
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?
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I am really excited to announce my forthcoming book, “Precious Jewels: A Small Book About Small Experiments.” As many of you know, I’ve long been fascinated by the power of incremental change and creative exploration. This book is my attempt to distil years of experience into a compact, accessible format that I hope will inspire … Read more
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At the outset of this series of blog posts with tips to improve productivity, I mentioned that the techniques described are taken from my own practises and are just some of the tips that I have been sharing with coaching clients in recent months. In addition to sharing tools and techniques, I also frequently suggest … Read more
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We don’t see the world as it is, we see it according to the lens that we apply. That lens is affected by the mood we are in, and by what we are looking for. In the typical day we see only a small fraction of what appears before us. It has to be that … Read more
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