How bad do things have to get in Britain before we start to see solidarity emerge?
Despite a widespread sense of anger against the government, narratives of division still prevail, stymying public unity. But who shook the jar*? The politics of today is to promote that division. Read the full article by Moya Lothian-McLean here. *often...
Neil Gaiman on Imposter Syndrome…
Grey Area Coaching helps people to have the confidence to be great at what they do
How to learn the trick of confidence
Nate Zinsser is the ‘confidence-whisperer’. “The unfortunate fact I have seen is that our actual competence is higher than our degree of confidence in it.” Can he help boost readers’ wavering self-belief? Read the full article here Image Courtesy via...
Why the Board of the future should be the Board of today — and how to build it
The Board of the future fosters diverse thinking, truly grasps digital, data and technology, is grounded by veteran industry experience, understands a company’s place in the big picture, and recognises its directors as individual role models. Read the full report from...
A Change in Outcomes Starts with a Change in Beliefs
If not now, when? Change is about people and is the new normal.
I keep leaving important work to the last minute. How can I stop procrastinating?
Procrastination isn’t a personal flaw, writes Guardian Australia’s advice columnist, and the more you treat it like one the worse it becomes. Get help at http://greyareacoaching.com. Read the full article here:
I’m a life coach, you’re a life coach: the rise of an unregulated industry
Why you need to look carefully at all the credentials of a coach. Also why Grey Area Coaching’s blend of coaching and mentoring, backed by extensive experience, is right for executive business coaching. Brooke Castillo, the ‘queen’ of life coaching, has...
Arundhati Roy – the possibilities provided by the pandemic – ahead of the game in April 2020
The novelist on how coronavirus threatens India — and what the country, and the world, should do next
A stunning second act! Meet the people who changed course in midlife – and loved it
It can feel as if our options narrow with every passing year. But taking a big risk could mean the second half of your life is much more exciting and fulfilling than the first