A family holiday run from a balcony showed me what a business that depends on its founder costs, and how a proper handover frees you to grow and sell.
What building my family tree taught me about mindset, strategy and leadership, and how to finally start the project you keep putting off.
A business that depends on you costs you freedom and value. Two founders, one coaching lesson, and the question that turns insight into change.
Hope is not a strategy — but can the two run in parallel? A New Zealand executive coach on the England manager, mindset and what really gives leaders an edge.
Leadership breakthroughs are rarely new ideas. An executive coach on what actually shifts when CEOs stop being held back by self-limiting beliefs.
I found a university photo of my goals taped to a cupboard. Thirty years on, little has changed. A quarterly review on discipline, failure and progress.
A runner told me she hates yoga. Her reason is the same one leaders give for avoiding strategy, the discomfort of work that pays out later, not now.
I asked ChatGPT to roast me and it found the blind spot I coach other people out of every day. What an AI roast taught me about leadership self-awareness.
I spent eighteen months writing a book, then almost talked myself out of sharing it. What I learned about holding back the work that matters most.
Executive coaching NZ insight: the listening habit that helps leaders understand their teams, their clients, and the success of their businesses.










