Breaking the Cycle (From Chapter 1 of Becoming a Leader of Leaders)
By Ian Lees You are entering one of the most significant transitions in your career. The demands have increased significantly. The stakes...
By Ian Lees You are entering one of the most significant transitions in your career. The demands have increased significantly. The stakes...
By Claudia Boers How the world shows up for us and the possibilities we see (or don’t see) for ourselves is heavily determined by our...
By Karen White "When you talk, you are only repeating what you already know. But if you listen, you may learn something new." -- The...
By Claudia Boers "How dare they?" "She just doesn’t care." "He’s so selfish." "It’s so obvious, why would they do it like that?" "It’s so...
By Alan Sieler You have probably heard someone say at some time when you were angry or upset, "Take a deep breath and count to 10". There...
by Karen White Introduction A key reason for me becoming a coach was because I realised it would provide a way to reduce my own and...
by Nicky Wilson-Harris Background Nicky Wilson-Harris is a Professional Certified Coach® (International Coach Federation) accredited as...
by Karen White Introducing Karen White Karen is a highly skilled ontological practitioner who completed the first South African Graduate...
by Jeanette Mundy Introducing Jeanette Mundy In the voluminous literature on leadership there seems to be virtually no recognition of the...
by Alan Sieler Have you ever been on the receiving end of criticism and felt emotionally attacked –from, for example, a work colleague,...
by Alan Sieler What is the difference between being critical and opinionated and providing considered and respectful critique? We’ve all...
by Paul Raciborski Over the last couple of years I have facilitated more than 15 workshops with members of the NSW Brain Injury...
by Alan Sieler You are probably familiar with the expression, “The only certainties in life are death and taxes”. In the increasingly...
by Alan Sieler One of the indispensable features of our lives is relating with others. Be it at home, social life, shopping or the...
by Alan Sieler All of us, at one stage or other, have experienced a situation in which we have found ourself not trusting another person....
By Paul Raciborski and Alan Sieler Paul Raciborski from Sydney is a participant in the current Graduate Diploma of Ontological Coaching....
By Mark Raymond In nearly all of our coaching work with people in organisations, one of the most prominent issues is having influence....
Alan Sieler It seems like no matter what area of life we are in there are always some people who are difficult to get on with. They are...
by Alan Sieler and Mark Raymond In difficult times what was present in our life and was going well is no longer there. Important aspects...
by Alan Sieler Part of the discussion about the current global circumstances of economic downturn, global warming, environmental...