Claire writes: “I can’t be the only person who dislikes difficult encounters or hard things at work. I still don’t like them, but since I have realised that everyone or every situation is our teacher, it’s felt less worse! Mostly, and not always, that means that...
This month, our guest blogger is Naomi Regan, co-founder of CAPE. Naomi writes: “Early on as a coach one of the big tension points for me was how to support a new (first-time being coached) person to think about what to bring to a session. I was conscious of...
Rebi writes: ‘During our last cohort of Action Learning Set Facilitator Training, it was so brilliant to see 3D’s principle of being unconditionally positive about time come alive! At the end of one of the practices, the feedback was about how spacious the 20...
Su writes, “There are seasons when I feel like I’m really in flow, things are falling into place and I’m lightly and effortlessly tripping across things. And there are other seasons where it feels boggy and troublesome. For many reasons, this last season has felt like...
Claire writes: ‘I have always been ambivalent with dogs. I’m OK with them in the room, but not very interested. I am very anti-cat. I have an allergy and was attacked on a French exchange after my hosts drowned the kittens the morning I arrived to stay. And the...
Claire writes: ‘A couple of conversations this week have got me thinking about how much contact we keep with people we work with – between sessions. An important belief in coaching is that the people we work with are robust enough to deal with their own...
