How to Have Courageous Conversations
Those toughest talks to have with someone important to us, are usually the most difficult and emotional ones [...]
Being Human
"I wonder if the sun debates dawn some mornings, not wanting to rise out of bed from under [...]
Podcasting and Potential
I was in the hot seat recently to share about conversations that count, and how to have them [...]
How to overcome the imposter syndrome
By Telana Simpson Have you encountered the Fraud Police? I have. It was many years ago, but thankfully [...]
Social Media’s Bad Side
I was published in the FutureFemales.co blog, and the theme for October was around Social Media and our [...]
You are who you’ve been looking for
"Your capacity to love others is limited only by your capacity to love yourself." - Adam Roa In [...]
A Case Statement: Coaching for Self Conscious Professionals
A Case Statement for how the [be brave] Coaching Programme will help Self Conscious Professionals to Shine: Your self-consciousness is [...]
How to not take things personally
If you have heard others repeatedly say to you “stop taking things so personally” with a tone of exasperation and frustration, and heard yourself say “everybody is just against me, I can’t seem to do anything right” then it might be time to put down those victim-mentality glasses that taint the way you see the world. I’m guessing that you feel always under attack, like you are never good enough, that nobody ever listens to you, they are always challenging what you say, and you feel so alone in the world.
Sue-Ann’s Testimonial
"I found the small, intimate format much more engaging than other courses I’ve had that have classes of [...]
Ralph’s Testimonial
“I found the seminar extremely enlightening. It has provided me with a much broader view of how I [...]