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Clare wrote this blog for ANLP in February 2022. In late March, I spoke with her and asked if we could share this in Rapport...
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I was not an anxious child; rather, I was brave and happy to take on a challenge. I've always loved animals, especially dogs.
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Teaching is fraught with opportunities to build up or knock down. Often unwittingly, always with impact. The COVID-driven shift to remote learning has highlighted this...
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Obviously, I haven’t travelled for work since March last year. But, incredibly, I’ve been busier than ever during this seemingly endless Corona-Coaster, with clients seeking...
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There are no objective experiences in life. Some situations can appear incredibly awful and emotionally challenging for someone, while for others decently good. This difference...
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The old phrase ‘A picture paints a thousand words’ is just as true now – if not more so – than ever before. In this...
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We are stronger together… how many situations could we apply this phrase to right now? Our own family or local community, perhaps. Our attitude as...
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Some people don’t like to be told what to do. They want to decide for themselves. Depending on how you say and do something (or...
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Over the last 5 years I have set and achieved more goals than at any other time in my life. I have generally been a...
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The X Factor may be Marmite to Rapport readers, but given its immense audience and the coverage it receives in the press, you will probably...
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One of my former professions many years ago was as a black cab driver in London. It was a very good job and, of course,...
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Back when I was first starting out – as a fresh faced, black suited, door knocking salesman working for an East End telecoms company –...
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The Washington Post wrote, ‘People have a threshold of financial security and material well-being.’ Once that threshold is reached, there are diminishing returns on salaries...
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I decided to spend some time analysing what has triggered my customers to make buying decisions. Having recently qualified as an mBIT (multiple brain integration techniques)...
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As I draw my Masters Degree research program (MA Applied Coaching) to a close I am astounded at the central importance emerging around the subject...
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I’ve studied Egyptology for over 17 years now and mainly through the Druid chain of teacher to pupil that has been maintained over thousands of...
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How many of us get paid for a job we love doing? Chances are some of us do, sadly most of us don’t! Those that...
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Travelling is one of many people’s passions, that strong feeling of anticipation and enthusiasm when planning a week somewhere new and exciting or familiar and...
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Have you ever thought why it is so much more pleasant to think about chocolate than about a prospect of going for a run? A...
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A leader's communication skills are one of the core builders of any organisation. Once equipped with the right strategies in communicating or dealing with employees, leaders...
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