The mindset of a life winner Have you ever felt the pressure of being stretch in multiple directions? You know what you want, and you’ve got a plan, and yet you sometimes find it hard to progress because life is pulling you into many other directions. We all know that FOCUS is great, but how […]
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Goal Setting: the wheel of life In today’s Mastermind, I improvised a quick version of the Wheel of Life. It’s a very simple tool that can provoque deep insights about your current situation in life. It visually shows how balanced your life is, and it also helps you to assess where you are and compare […]
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Starting up as a coach and getting ready for your first session? Here are a few tips to get you started Create a “questionnaire” for yourself As you are adapting to the individual, you could create a simple “questionnaire” that you use for your first interactions. You don’t need to share it necessarily with the other person […]
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People are neither good nor bad If you are working in a wide corporate environment, you most probably had discussions between managers about some of your talent pipeline and resources. I find that it often goes like this: “John? Oh yes is good, solid guy, we should keep an eye on him and have him […]
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Well done for your commitment! There has been very few moments in my life that compare to the intensity of emotions I experienced by crossing a finish line, it is deep, powerful, it is one of this time where I feel truly alive, in the flow, using all of my resources, giving it all. I […]
Continue readingEver worked in sales? One of the first techniques you’re taught is the Double Bind or Assumptive Close: a closed-ended question that gives the prospect the illusion of choice. For example: Will you be paying by cash or card? Would you like to arrange a consultation visit for the morning or afternoon? The first sentence presupposes (or […]
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Today as I was having my private coaching session (using coach in a box, I must say that it did add value!), Eileen asked me “what would be your top tips on how to manage people remotely?”. As I was answering, I made a note to myself to blog it too, so here it is: […]
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The more I grow the more I realize that most things in life are counter-intuitive. Learning Kung Fu is a good example: in order to increase my power and strength, I must learn how to relax and let my energy flow through my body from my legs to my arms. More power comes from less […]
Continue readingOn Wednesday February 25th, I went to an Entrepreneurs in London Meetup event about Find Your Thing and Get Famous For It. The speaker was Lucy Whittington who calls herself a “Business Celebrity” and gets paid helping others find their “Thing”. What is your “Thing” anyways? Your Thing is your gift; it’s that something you’re […]
Continue readingDear all, On this special day of 15th of Feb 2015, I wanted to take time to write to you about relationships. “Valentine’s day” is actually quite irrelevant because to me any day is a fabulous opportunity to express gratitude for our relationships. But ask yourself, what could you do right now to express some […]
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