This week, in recognition of Black History Month, I invited my old friend Joya Georgewill to explore the topic of OWNING OUR BLACK HISTORY Joya revealed how she has never before spoken up about her 'lost identity' and so I felt extremely privileged that she was willing to be so open in this conversation with me. …
This week, it was my great pleasure to invite Organisational Consultant Andrew Gibbons to discuss the topic LEARNING TO LEARNI really appreciate Andrew's passion and dedication for learning and I know he absolutely lives by his word. He talks about learning as the 'meta-skill', when we can get better at learning, we can learn just about anything more…
This week, I had a lively and thought-provoking conversation with my fellow Animas coach Carole Douillot on the topic of BEING A MULTIPOTENTIALITE Are you someone who is driven by a love for learning and interest in new creative pursuits? And does this cause you to doubt yourself, or ask yourself what is wrong with you, because you…
This week, I invited Diversity and Equity Consultant Tom Waterhouse along for a conversation about his project IF I HAD BEEN BORN A GIRL It was wonderful to have this conversation with Tom on this day, which was the launch of his brand-new podcast of the same name. This work is encouraging men to explore the impact on their own lives…
The time in my life when I had my worst experience with self-doubt was while job hunting in a highly competitive post-recession job market. It was October 2010 and I had returned to England after living in France for three years. My husband and I had been living an idyllic lifestyle renovating a 200-year-old stone…
This week, it was my great pleasure to bring the expertise of Dr. Carole Pemberton to The Doubters. Our topic for discussion was A GUIDE TO RESILIENCE. Carole is an executive coach, coaching supervisor, speaker, and the author of Resilience: A Practical Guide for Coaches. We discussed how resilience only really becomes important when we lose it and…