Are you willing to give the gift of non-judgement? Last week I wrote about the importance of ‘the little things’ when it comes to humans.  I promised write about some of the ‘human gifts’ we can give ourselves and others in the interest of getting the best from ourselves and from each other.  Here this […]

THE STORY The first time I went to Mulligans’ Pub in Dublin – a legal drinking facility since 1782, but serving locals for over 300 years – I was on a two-week golfing trip (well, some golfing and lots of ‘pubbing’) around Ireland.  It was 1997 and I was with 28 of Aussie friends – […]

A super simple tool to save time in your conversations! We spend a lot of time in conversation that is not useful.  And when we are in what we would consider ‘useful’ conversation, we can still operate at a surface level – our brains are lazy and they are designed to conserve energy at all […]

What does it really mean to lead with integrity—especially when everyone’s watching… or when no one is? In my recent coaching and leadership programs, a recurring conversation has emerged around integrity and ethics in leadership. It’s surprisingly difficult to achieve because, essentially, we are all human and sometimes we do silly things. ‘Demonstrates Ethical Practice’ […]