6/52 Self-care is not a luxury, it’s a necessity
We’ve all heard the saying, “you can’t pour from an empty cup”. It’s a reminder that we need to prioritize […]
We’ve all heard the saying, “you can’t pour from an empty cup”. It’s a reminder that we need to prioritize […]
This blog comes from the back of some insightful comments from Chris Williamson on his podcast. “There’s a price you […]
The trend of sports coaches quietly quitting is becoming increasingly common. There are a variety of reasons why this is […]
This is pure purple unicorn territory, but lets have some fun. 1. What support would the ideal working environment provide […]
Imposter Syndrome is a psychological phenomenon that affects many coaches. It is defined as a feeling of “inadequacy and self-doubt […]
Whilst coaching can be challenging at any level, it is thought to be even more demanding when working with elite […]
Performance coaches are uniquely positioned to help individuals and teams reach their highest potential. As trusted advisors, they can provide […]
For many of us, the phrase “work/life balance” evokes a sense of idealised perfection—the idea that we can achieve a […]
Through the eyes of an early career stage practitioner. Leaving university as a graduate can be a scary thought for […]
WORK LIFE Balance: 5 TIPS for COACHES in sport https://youtu.be/novjDiSMWcc The demands of high-performance sports are making many men lose […]
Time, money, energy, and love I have been talking about this area of investing a lot recently, it is an […]
Let’s get right down to the heart of the matter. I’m writing this based on a couple of assumptions that […]
When we think CPD we think of Continual Professional Development. Often the first things that will jump out at us […]
All things stress-related drain your battery. This could be work, relationships, training, travel, worries or even relentless thinking.
All things stress-related drain your battery. This could be work, relationships, training, travel, worries or even relentless thinking.
What does this have to do with man’s search for meaning I hear you ask! Well Initially after my accident I thought I was just a little beat up as and had a bruised ego.
I understood what he was getting at, that it always feels like there is more we can do, and we are always busy. But I didn’t fully buy into it.
Dan Howells and I have co-written this article Intro to us co-writing/authoring this piece present a different perspective with respect..