Inner Critic & Gremlins

How Can We Manage Our Gremlins So We Can Be Fully Present To Our Clients? As coaches, we need to learn to tame our own minds so we can be fully present to our clients. Just as importantly, we must be...

Logic or Saboteur? It can be easy to get caught up in a client's story, especially when the story sounds logical. We might think our client is using sound common sense. So we find ourselves nodding our...

Stop Feeling Like a Fraud in Your Biz! Imposter Syndrome. Have you heard of it? It's when you feel scared you're going to get found out - for being the fraud you think you are. We all have days when we...

Do you have mindset monkeys that are creating fear and holding you back in your business? You know those nagging voices that can feel crippling and hold you back from being brave, or worse, from taking any...

Many people struggle with an inner critic. So, something we all need to develop is a strong, kind self that helps us focus on the positive - instead of the critic's negativity. Much of the problem...

What We Tell Ourselves Matters! Research by psychologist Zach Estes demonstrates that those who tell themselves they're not going to perform well, don't. In his study they didn't perform as well as the...

For World Mental Health Day this year, my team suggested I do an update on the very personal article I wrote in 2013 where I told everyone that I experienced chronic anxiety, ADD and (previous to that)...

  When you have a client stepping into a new leadership role or taking on new challenges, they may doubt their capabilities or feel their confidence flag. Clients can also get confused about how to...

When someone reaches a place in their career where they've earned the title of 'leader', it's easy to assume they must inhabit, better than the rest of us, that golden space we yearn to know: Confidence. And...

I was taught the Johari's Window model many moons ago by one of my mentors. It's a fabulous model to help your clients see both how they perceive themselves, and how others might perceive them. Because we...