By Martin Goodyer (United Kingdom) In the absence of disease there are three controllable components to a healthy life. All three are obvious but on the whole we only pay attention to two of them. Of course, all are ultimately controlled by what we think as everything starts in
By Dawn Campbell (France) Of course it’s hard to be sexy, confident and full of vitality when physically or mentally unhealthy. And who wouldn’t want to experience more sexiness, confidence and vitality for goodness sake! After all, it appears these are the very attributes the majority of us are
By Barbara J. Cormack (United Kingdom) ‘‘If you think you can do a thing or think you can't do a thing, you're right.” Henry Ford (1863 – 1947) Everyone is entitled to happiness, health, wealth, love, friendship, true expression, and peace of mind; but many don’t achieve the things
By Gail Morgan (United Kingdom) What is the most overlooked ‘missing piece’ when helping individuals with confidence and achievement goals? (Particularly when coaching on public speaking nerves, interview technique &/or self-assurance in the workplace.) It is how the individual presents themselves. We are probably all familiar with, and no doubt
By Jill Badonsky, M.Ed. (USA) How we feel about ourselves determines the decisions we make, the ventures we risk, and ultimately, how we navigate the course of our life. A high self-esteem fuels initiation and follow-through – it defies the limitations that keep us stuck. Conversely, low self-regard keeps
By Ken Keis (Canada) What are your stress and wellness levels? Will they cause you to die young or at least underperform and reduce your quality of life? “Health is not valued till sickness comes.” Dr. Thomas Fuller, British Physician 1654 – 1734 Health - The condition of being
By Cristina Palma (France) If you really want to understand and put things into practice to become wealthy sooner than later, then this book is for you. Not a “get rich quickly scheme” but certainly a sustainable and viable one, The Job Delusion written by Kevin H. Boyd has
By Anita Mountain (United Kingdom) Process communication for coaches by Collignon G., Legrand P. and Parr J. This book is a “must read” for anyone who wishes to improve their communications skills. It offers an in-depth approach to relating with others within a positive psychological framework. Whilst the original
By Robert Holmes (Australia) Just how important is it to find your unique style? In the world of peacocks and tuna fish, it’s life and death. The male has to stand out against the crowd! In the highly competitive environment of coaching, it is important for us to find our
By Davida Ander (Canada) How much do you know about your clients? Do you know about their attitudes? Do you know about their aspirations? Do you know about their sore spots? Most importantly – do you know about the way your clients think? The more information you have about
