Life decisions are rarely like an irreversible fork in the road. They're much more like a snow-covered field

An old song that captures something about the importance of understanding the WHY of your work popped into my head during a coaching session

In the past four years I've learnt how important it is to get your home-working set-up right. Here my insights and top tips.

I'm offering six weeks of free coaching to ten people on the front line of this cris (five UK and five in other countries)

These are not normal times. Nobody is 'fine'. Give yourself and the people you talk to permission to acknowledge and express their feelings.

In this article I outline my 7-step process for making complex decisions and share a range of tools that may be useful in some circumstances

How do we deal with decisions of different importance? Do unimportant choices affect the major narrative variables of your life?

In this blog post I explore my favourite Shakespeare quote and two useful ways I apply it on a regular basis to real-life situations.

Understanding how Coaching differs from Therapy or Psychiatry can help you to find the right kind of help to suit your needs.

In this article I list 15 of the cognitive distortions I hear most frequently during my coaching calls. Do you recognise any of them?

Learn to recognise distortions in your thinking that have a negative effect on how you feel

Philosopher John Gray wonders whether humans can ever fully move beyond their most basic needs

Like the pub, my coaching creates a space where people feel safe exploring and speaking openly about their life, work and relationships.

Growing up in a diverse, tolerant city was perfect preparation for my work as a coach

Sometimes more choice = less satisfaction

It's not always easy to turn down the rational voice in your head so you can hear your heart and gut.

Our family and friends love us but often have a limited view of who we are, what we want and what we could do.

Perfectionism is one of the biggest dream killers. You either wait for the best and never start or accept good enough and get it done.