Category: Leadership Coaching
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“I Feel Stuck in My Career – But Nothing Is Actually Wrong”
On the outside, everything looks fine.You’re capable. Trusted. Probably the person others come to for answers. Yet privately, a thought keeps returning:I should feel better than this. People often search things like “why do I feel stuck in my career” expecting a dramatic reason – burnout, bad boss, wrong industry, age….But most of the time,…
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Before Success comes in any man (or woman)’s life
Before success comes in any man’s life, he is sure to meet with much temporary defeat, and, perhaps, some failure. When defeat overtakes a man, the easiest and most logical thing to do is to quit. That is exactly what the majority of men do. More than five hundred of the most successful men this…
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How Perth Leaders Build Self-Motivation and Resilience
Leadership isn’t about waiting for motivation—it’s about creating it. Practical strategies for senior and emerging leaders to stay energised and focused.
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The Benefits of Masterminding | Bob Proctor Insights
I was fortunate to have Bob Proctor as one of my mentors, and his teachings on mindset, paradigms, and the power of masterminding have deeply influenced my work. Bob often reminded us that success is never a solo act- it’s built in community with others who stretch our thinking and hold us accountable. It’s a…
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Why Attitude Matters More than Ever for Leaders in Mining
Jill Hutchison shares her story of how attitude changed the course of her family’s life and what a difference it makes in business.
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How to Use Visualization to Achieve Your Goals (Lessons from My Dad)
In this post, I reflect on a powerful lesson my father taught me about goal setting — the importance of vivid visualization. From a childhood memory on horseback in South Africa to a modern-day workshop, I share how involving all your senses makes your goals more real and achievable. You’ll also learn practical steps to…
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What Kind of Leader Do You Think You Are? And How Self-Beliefs Are Holding You Back
“You’re definitely a morning person,” someone told me recently. Funny enough, on the same day, another person insisted I was not a morning person at all. So, which is it? The truth is—it doesn’t really matter. Some days I choose to rise early; other days I love a good lie-in. This is a simple example…
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