3 things
The work-week-life cycle is feeling a bit “rinse-repeat” at the moment so last week I booked a bit of time off to do something different – a kind of mini “off the clock” day (an idea inspired by Laura Vanderkam) Continue reading 3 things
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3 things…
Starting this now on a Monday – my three things from last week! I come back to this mantra frequently – this week it was in relation to using Lego with undergraduate students as part of a module on coaching Continue reading 3 things…
Coaching and mentoring: A Critical Text
I’ve got a bit behind on posting my readings and now have a backlog, this will be a test of my memory and how much I took in when I read the book! Last month, on my commute I was Continue reading Coaching and mentoring: A Critical Text
Advice to the young at heart
Recently I was part of a panel at UCL’s education conference talking about the future of higher education and the main challenges university’s are facing. It was an honour, if not somewhat daunting, to be part of this panel, particularly Continue reading Advice to the young at heart
How to Thrive as a Coach in a Digital World
Continuing my “catch-up” reading series! Got a bit behind but anywhere, the next entry is How to Thrive as a Coach in a Digital World by Sam Isaacson. I have to confess that I started to read this last year Continue reading How to Thrive as a Coach in a Digital World
Coaching across cultures
I got a bit behind on my catch-up reading due to getting some horrible flu type thing, kids being off school with the same thing, teachers’ strikes, my birthday and just general life stuff. Anyway, despite the juggling, I did Continue reading Coaching across cultures
Reflection in coaching
I became a member of the EMCC – European Mentoring and Coaching Council earlier this year and as part of my intention to continue and develop my coaching practice, I have signed up to a few of their webinars. They Continue reading Reflection in coaching
Coaching in organisations
Last week’s library book for my commute was Coaching in Organisations by Linda Miller and Madeline Homan Blanchard. I think this must have been on the reading list for my coaching apprenticeship course. Hmm, shame I didn’t get around to Continue reading Coaching in organisations
SEDA CPD: 2021-2022: My future plans
My future plans will help me grow in my professional practice and develop new opportunities. It is exciting to think that there are new experiences waiting for me to discover over the next year. Those are represented by the orbs Continue reading SEDA CPD: 2021-2022: My future plans
SEDA CPD Report: 2021-2022: How I will use my learning
I will use my learning from the past year to improve my leadership practice and my professional work. Each of the lovely blue orbs (my favourite lego pieces ever!) represent different insights and how I will bring these together. Use Continue reading SEDA CPD Report: 2021-2022: How I will use my learning