Thoughts

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Doing What You Love – Are You A Succcess?

Most people spend their entire lives following the crowd, never questioning, never creating, never truly living. What if success isn’t what we’ve been taught?

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Taking Time Out & Staying Connected

Kali shares a hard-earned lesson that changed everything, after years of wearing ‘busyness’ like a badge of honour.

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The Art of Negotiation, Collaboration and Cooperation – AKA Chunking Up

Do you ever have minor conflicts between departments at work? Will the finance team not extend credit to a late paying customer the sales team want to close an order with?

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*NEW* 3 Principles Coaching Programme

This year we are launching a brand-new coach training programme which we have been working on for some time now.

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Learning NLP can make you a Better Coach and Boost your Business

If you are a coach and you would like to charge more read on;

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How NLP Changed My Life

For those of you who don’t know me, a recent podcast episode will give you a little insight into my life, my NLP journey and how I found my “why”.

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Sunk Costs

When I was studying finance in year two of my masters, I came across the term ‘sunk cost.’ In The Sunday Times recently, Jacco Thijssen, a Professor of Mathematical Finance at York University said that there can be no shame in cutting your losses:

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Taking Action

Episode 11 of our podcast is all about taking action and getting things done. A number of our delegates are launching new businesses and they think they are being effective and building a business, but they are NOT.

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Nice Shoes Make Me Happy

A few years ago, Kali showed me a picture of some new Jimmy Choo shoes she wanted for Christmas. I asked her why she wanted to spend £650 for a pair of shoes.

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