Creating those “light-bulb” moments where change happens
"How can I change the direction my life has taken?" "How do I help my family and friends they're so stuck?" "I'm lost and don't know what to do next!" "I have people who come to me, want to change but never take my advice" These are not uncommon phrases
Do you get negatively triggered?
Triggers are funny things, they can be something that someone says or does or even a facial expression they show. They can even be things like getting a text or email from a certain someone or with a certain subject line. We call these negative anchors in NLP.
The art of recognising toxic relationships
Relationships can feed us, grow us and sustain us or; they can also drain us and create a toxic atmosphere that shrinks us and chips away at our self-belief and self-confidence. They can also even do both. Read about how you can recognise some of the signs of toxicity
Do you really listen
Do you really listen One of the things people often remark about me is that they feel really listened to and heard when they have a chat with me or I am coaching them. One of the things people often remark about me is that they feel really listened
Finding Your Mojo
Finding your mojo The Cambridge Dictionary definition of ‘mojo’ is: “a quality that attracts people to you and makes you successful and full of energy” So how would you rate your mojo at the moment? To me, the underlying states of mind that I need for my mojo to be at its peak are focus, motivation, joy, contentment, connection to
Taking control of that critical inner voice
Andy Coley talks about how you can stop your critical inner voice from taking control and shares 5 tips that enable you to both challenge and learn from it
Helping people recognise their own lies
Jo Wilson talks about the rubbish we tell ourselves. The untruths our critical inner voice likes to utter. The things we say to ourselves that we have repeated so many times that we believe them. And yet most of the time that’s what they are – beliefs
The keys to bringing in an effective coaching culture
Creating an effective coaching-led culture within the organisation is essential for the individuals to thrive and more often than not, getting them to share your passion and at the same time get personal fulfilment can be tricky. Andy Coley discusses how you can move from a telling into a coaching culture.
Case Study: NLP in the NHS (Cuckoo Lane Practice)
We love hearing about the way in which our students have been using their Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) coaching and mentoring knowledge within the NHS to empower both staff and patients. Andy went along to the Cuckoo Lane Practice in Ealing to chat with Carol Sears and Julie Belton. He discussed how the various NLP qualifications and training days they've been on have been the difference that makes the difference.
More than one in five people want to leave their job
Sometimes you need to get some perspective on what's happening at work, 21% of people resolve to change jobs but moving won't necessarily solve things...