How to discover what you want most in life and make it happen

27 November 2020|Latest Posts, Psychology By Sid Madge. They say every cloud has a silver lining. What about global pandemics – do they have silver linings? There is little doubt Covid-19 has caused chaos and it’s not over yet. During the past months entrepreneurs have had to dig deep and use their creativity in their […]
Importance of Compassionate Leadership Post Pandemic

20 November 2020|Latest Posts, Psychology By Mary Gregory. One thing I noticed during the first lockdown was how communities pulled together, taking a kind and compassionate approach to ensure everyone was looked after and ok. I’ve seen this expression of compassion carried through as a theme with many of my coaching clients, all of whom […]
Rising to the challenge: How to succeed as a female entrepreneur

18 November 2020|Latest Posts, Psychology By Judith O’Leary. Running a business is tough and rewarding in equal measure. There’s no better feeling as an entrepreneur than celebrating a new client win, seeing your colleague fulfil his or her potential and ultimately, watching your business grow as a result of your blood, sweat and tears. But […]
How to appear more confident

23 October 2020|Latest Posts, Psychology By Paul Russell. I get told all the time ‘you’re lucky, you’re confident, I wish I had more confidence to speak to people I don’t know’. Realistically everyone tends to lose confidence from time to time. It is very hard to stay confident 100% of the time. Ask any speaker or […]
How to create a great company culture when staff are home working

17 July 2020|Latest Posts, Psychology By Lloyd Wahed. On my podcast ‘Searching for Mana’ I’ve asked a number of thought-leaders about their view on the secret to creating a positive company culture. This conversation feels particularly relevant now that businesses face having to refine and nurture their culture and community in an online capacity. My […]
How to Keep Your Remote Working Team Happy and Connected

17 July 2020|Latest Posts, Psychology Many entrepreneurs had to move rapidly to get their team and themselves working from home when lockdown started. And, as quickly as we settle into this new way of running our businesses, things are changing again. Some homeworking team members will now be returning to the workplace, at least for […]
How to build resilience & adaptability in our ‘new normal’

30 May 2020|Psychology By Sarah Lewis, C.Psychol., Appreciating Change. As aspects of the lockdown start to loosen it does not mean that our business and personal lives can go back to normal. Instead, as entrepreneurs we need to think of ourselves as moving forward in to a new normal. This means running our businesses with the ongoing presence of […]
4 key things entrepreneurs need to know about leadership

12 May 2020|Psychology When you start a business are likely to be very involved with your product or service, gaining investment and setting up your business structure. But how much thought are you giving to your leadership role and how you will handle becoming a leader? Leading a new business gives you the opportunity to […]
How our animal intelligence can help entrepreneurs during Covid19

12 May 2020|Crisis Management, Psychology By Rosie Tomkins, author of ‘N-stinctive’. Right now entrepreneurs are having to deal with the major shock that Nature has given us. Covid19 and the lockdown may be making even the most optimistic entrepreneurs feel somewhat anxious and out of control. You may also be feeling caged as you work remotely and […]
PR the non-pushy way

21 July 2021|Latest Posts, Marketing, PR, Promotion How to get visible without the ‘ick’ – taking a holistic approach with the media to up level your brand on your terms. By Sarah Lloyd, PR Alchemist. People often ask me if there is a secret sauce to getting yourself out there in the press. I wouldn’t […]