The Trap of Impulsive Decisions
Head Coaches and CEOs putting profits over players can lead to serious ethical concerns. Head coaches are often seen as the leaders of…
Head Coaches and CEOs Putting Profits Over Players
Head Coaches and CEOs putting profits over players can lead to serious ethical concerns. Head coaches are often seen as the leaders of…
How to Improve Team Collaboration and Productivity
As a coach and in the business world, I've seen this sh*t show many times.
My Brain Has a Life Of Its Own
My mind is constantly pulling me towards doing something else - anything else! It's like a never-ending game of mental tug-of-war. But I've…
Are You Tired of Getting Lost in the Digital World?
It's all too easy to get sidetracked by notifications, social media updates, and other distractions, leaving us feeling frustrated and…
What do Elon, Michael & Vincent Have in Common?
In this blog, we'll explore these questions and more, drawing on insights from leading researchers in psychology and neuroscience and…
The Pros and Cons of Obsession for CEOs
Obsession can be a powerful motivator. Individuals obsessed with achieving a particular goal are often more motivated and driven to…
Breaking Free from the Grip of Ego
As a coach for high-achievers, I've seen firsthand the impact of an overactive ego on personal growth and self-actualisation. My clients,…
The Perfect Diet: Why Is It So Confusing??
I've been in a dietary puzzle for the last ten years. On the one hand, we've got the vegans who won't touch a piece of meat with a ten-foot…
Motivation Matters: The Intrinsic vs Extrinsic Debate
As a business owner, let's be honest, motivation plays a crucial role in determining your success, both in your personal and professional…
What Rollerblading Taught Me About Business Change
In 1994, I was given the opportunity to achieve a dream that I had been working towards for years - the chance to represent my team in a…
The Map Is Not The Territory
There are two types of strategic planning - Planned and Emergent. In such a fast and volatile environment, it may be impossible to execute…
Keep an open heart in 2023
The year: 2023. The month: January. The feeling: The same as most of us feel at the start of every new year—a mix of motivation as we start…
You call it banter, I call it bullying
You call it banter, I call it bullying. When I was player-coach for Team GB, I ran into problems.
Andrew’s Blog: Money won’t make you happier, but this will.
A friend of mine recently swerved and crashed to avoid hitting a deer with his car. He is fine. So is the deer. This blog isn't about…
Andrew’s Blog: The Truth, The Whole Truth and Everything But The Truth
Forgiveness is said to be one of the most precious gifts we can bestow on others. More valuable than gold. More precious than diamonds. And…
Andrew’s Blog: The Unforgivable (And How To Avoid It).
Forgiveness is said to be one of the most precious gifts we can bestow on others. More valuable than gold. More precious than diamonds. And…
Andrew’s Blog: How To Score…Not Like That…
We all want to get on the score sheet. Whether at work, with our friends/family or in the game, everyone wants to be noticed for their…
Andrew’s Blog: From Frustration to Innovation
I am not a data-driven person. I don't get my kicks from forensically going over spreadsheets with a fine-tooth comb. I am not excited by…
Andrew’s Blog: How To Save The Planet and Other Achievable Goals
You can forget about the Earth's increasing temperature. You can, guilt-free, stay in your pyjamas for breakfast and lunch. It is on Sunday…
Andrew’s Blog: Opening Doors and a Can of Worms
The other day I held the door open for my daughter, and she asked me, “Daddy, why do girls always go first?” My daughter is seven years…
Andrew’s Blog: Don’t Sugar the Pill
I have made grown men cry. I am not bragging about this. I am also not suggesting that grown men should not cry. Quite the opposite, I am…
Andrew’s Blog: “You’re Failing” – and Other Loud Thoughts in Your Head.
If your inner voice is as loud and as consistent as mine, you will probably have doubted every single decision you make. I often think that…
Andrew’s Blog: This is Hard to Swallow
It is difficult, maybe even impossible, to imagine that the most dangerous and potentially damaging things to your health in your kitchen…
Andrew’s Blog: Debunking Work-Life Balance
This blog is a hard one to write. Not because my team were playing up or because we had technical difficulties. It's hard because this blog…
Andrew’s Blog: 3 Steps to a Winning 2022
"I have failed over and over again." This quote is maybe one of the most quoted and famous lines of any athlete. It's undoubtedly one of…
Andrew’s Blog: Ask, Don’t Tell
Remember when the US Army had a "don't ask, don't tell" policy? If you missed that they did that, you've been lucky until now. Maybe you…
Andrew’s Blog: Why We Need to Challenge Our Beliefs
Whether we like it or not, as business leaders, we live in a world where our differences are highlighted daily. Where politically and…
Andrew’s Blog: Go Through, Not Around
The secret to telling a lie is keeping it simple. Don't get specific with details; keep it vague, non-descript, easy to remember. It's the…
Andrew’s Blog: Do The Work
Nothing of importance is achieved by chance. If I think back over my life so far, every success I have had has indeed been hard earnt. It's…
Andrew’s Blog: Become Unbreakable
If you were anything like me when you were at school and saw your ruler describing itself as "shatterproof", you immediately snapped it in…
Andrew’s Blog: Fast and Less Furious
When Barack Hussein Obama, the 44th President of the United States, was in office, he wore the same thing every day. Ok, not exactly the…
Andrew’s Blog: Leaders Living Vicariously
When I told my Grandad and my Father I would be a professional ice hockey player, they said I wouldn't be. Just like that. Not in the way…
Andrew’s Blog: Are You Really Winning?
"It's not about the winning; it's the taking part that counts." This phrase is repeated by every compassionate supporter of someone who…
Andrew’s Blog: 16kg’s That Changed My Life
My entire life has changed because of 16kg. This weight I am referring to is maybe not what you’d expect. It is not the weight I lost…
Andrew’s Blog: Face Your Demons
Often I find that when I hear a voice telling me I can't do something, it is my own. Worse still, I often find that I am the only one who…
Andrew’s Blog: Ice Baths and Epiphanies
When something is working, we don’t often think about it. If the car starts smoothly, we don’t believe so: “Thanks, car, good work today.…
Andrew’s Blog: Thou Shall Not Covet
Thou shalt not covet. This is one of many instructions handed down hundreds and hundreds of years ago to give the human race clear…
Andrew’s Blog: You Need to Lighten Up
It's often said that when someone is lying on their deathbed, they rarely mention, in those last moments, that they wished they'd worked…
Andrew’s Blog: Speak Your Truth
How many lies have you told today? Depending on what time of the day you’re reading this, the number could be extremely high. I don’t want…
Andrew’s Blog: Always Be Ready
"The past 18 months have been exactly what I was expecting and what I feel I deserved,” said no one on Planet Earth recently. One of the…
Andrew’s Blog: Do You Need a Break?
"The past 18 months have been exactly what I was expecting and what I feel I deserved,” said no one on Planet Earth recently. Whether you…
Andrew’s Blog: Life in the Fast Lane
Simone Biles has been living life in the fast lane - 30 Olympic and World Championship medals by the age of 24. But she had to take the…
Andrew’s Blog: Is It Worth It?
I have some very wealthy clients. If I tried to keep up with their level of spending, I would go bankrupt tomorrow.
Andrew’s Blog: Listen More Than You Talk
The majority of our compulsive behaviours are unconscious. But the people who love us don't see that.
Andrew’s Blog: Ready for a Street Fight
The majority of our compulsive behaviours are unconscious. But the people who love us don't see that.
Andrew’s Blog: Time Equals Money
The majority of our compulsive behaviours are unconscious. But the people who love us don't see that.
Andrew’s Blog: Start Listening
The majority of our compulsive behaviours are unconscious. But the people who love us don't see that.
Andrew’s Blog: You Will Neglect Your Family
You are going to neglect your family if you want to be rich.
Andrew’s Blog: Boundaries
Busy executives with have high expectations assume others think the same way as them.
Andrew’s Blog: Take Time to Daydream
People who jump from one thing to the next are less trustworthy. We don't see them as reliable.
Andrew’s Blog: Watch Out for the Ripples
Many leaders in organisations are completely unaware of the impact of their decision making.
Andrew’s Blog: No Room to Slip Up
You know the feeling on a Friday afternoon when you look at the following week's calendar and you think "I just need to next Friday, and…
Andrew’s Blog: Control Without Being Controlling
The desire to control others is a form of psychological violence.
Andrew’s Blog: Don’t Take it Out on Them
For the most part, you don't know you are doing it. There is something at an unconscious level that is niggling at you,
Andrew’s Blog: Doing the Work is Scary
Our children imitate our behaviours, good and bad. It's not what we tell them, but what we show them.
Andrew’s Blog: Trust Yourself
Trust your own opinions. Pay less attention to those people who’s intention is to see you trip up or make you fail.
Andrew’s Blog: Take a Look Inside
Leaders who don’t take the time to look inwards and work out who they are for themselves will end up being moulded by others
Andrew’s Blog: Others Must Fail
✅ I make more money than my neighbour ✅ My house is bigger ✅ My partner is more attractive ✅ I am fitter and better looking
Andrew’s Blog: Be Flexible
Many workaholics suffer from depression and low self-worth. The work becomes the only means of getting recognition.
Andrew’s Blog: Mind The Gap
Many business owners lack balance in their lives because there is a gap between what they have and where they expect they should be.
Andrew’s Blog: Act for Yourself
Business leaders who work themselves into the ground often lack self-esteem.
Andrew’s Blog: It’s Devils Work
It’s been said by the conspiracy theorists that Covid 19 and the lockdown were a way to break the spirit of society - like a type of mental…
Andrew’s Blog: Unproductive Meetings
Have you ever had a meeting when you identified a problem, and you spent so much time on the problem that you dissected it into several…
Andrew’s Blog: You’re Not Going To Live Forever
Business leaders are either thinking about the future, hoping they will find time for pleasure when their work is done or reflecting on…
Andrew’s Blog: Stop Playing The Victim
I have never heard a business leader say this in a board meeting, but I have heard many leaders say when they confide in me.
Andrew’s Blog: Stop Being a Martyr
Many business owners act like martyrs. They know they are doing too much, it is intentional, but they blame others because they say “can’t…
Andrew’s Blog: Too Many Choices
Have you ever spent 30-60 minutes selecting something to watch on Netflix?
Andrew’s Blog: Break Old Patterns
Whether it’s work patterns or some other type of behaviour, we unknowingly act out the same patterns our parents did.
Andrew’s Blog: This is Killing You
It’s a badge of honour for many business leaders to demonstrate their ability to burn the candle at both ends.
Andrew’s Blog: Don’t Be a Robot!
Automation is the goal. It free’s up our time. But what about when we, as humans, become automated?
Andrew’s Blog: Perfect Work vs Perfect Life
Are you striving to do perfect work or have a perfect life?
Andrew’s Blog: Master Your Self-doubt
Workaholics who overextend themselves cover up a multitude of doubts, concerns and fears.
Andrew’s Blog: Emotionally Unavailable
Working at pace and keeping ourselves busy enables us to ignore feelings and the feeling of others.
Andrew’s Blog: Lighten Up!
Focused professionals take their business seriously, sometimes too seriously and become overwhelmed, spread themselves too thinly and…
Andrew’s Blog: Be Careful What You Wish For
When all we have wanted is not enough, we are in big trouble. It drives us to take on too much and puts us into a state of panic.
Andrew’s Blog: There is No Second Act
It is difficult to remind ourselves that we are finite creatures.
Andrew’s Blog: It’s a Paradox
Hyper-achievers need to be the fastest, craziest, most talented. The ultimate winner. I've no doubt it starts at a young age.
Andrew’s Blog: Reconnect With Your Craft
Many busy executives hate their work. They begrudge turning up every day to create results for others. It works at first, but after a…
Andrew’s Blog: Don’t Create the Same Trap
Many business owners set up for themselves because they are sick of working for people who don’t care about humanity, families and who take…
Andrew’s Blog: You’ll Be By Yourself
Too much speed at work is a result of addiction and the desire for instant gratification. Working at pace masks our ignorance of what is…
Andrew’s Blog: Fail Fast, Learn Quick
Hyper-achievers are addicted to success. They are focused on the next promotion, winning a big deal or being the business leader of the…
Andrew’s Blog: Go to the Source
Our parents in most cases are our first models of behaviour. For men, it is usually their fathers.
Andrew’s Blog: You Cannot Sprint a Marathon
Many business leaders are sprinting from one thing to the next, searching for something that isn’t there. They jump from one thing to the…
Andrew’s Blog: Get Your Youth Back
A workaholic mentality is often born out of some sort of trauma or dysfunctional environment that we have grown up in.
Andrew’s Blog: Perfectionism is a Disease
Many hyper-achievers are perfectionists, not only do they hold themselves accountable to incredibly high standards but there is also an…
Andrew’s Blog: Set Realistic Targets
Setting impossible goals will leave unless feeling frustrated, disappointed and unworthy.
Andrew’s Blog: You Are Not Your Work
Many high-achievers define themselves and others by what they do and how good they are at doing it.
Andrew’s Blog: Make The Right Sacrifices
Business leaders who do too much are self-sabotaging. We abuse ourselves with our workaholic mentality, which is particularly destructive…
Andrew’s Blog: Hold the Mirror Up
Business leaders who do too much rarely hold the mirror up to themselves (metaphorically) for self-reflection, there may be too much…
Andrew’s Blog: Make The Right Choice
Business leaders who are maxed out in their work are so lost in the day to day activity that they forget they have choices.
Andrew’s Blog: Nice Guys Come Last
Business leaders who do too much are often generous with their time. We promise so much, that it is impossible to fit it all into a 12 hour…
Andrew’s Blog: I’d Rather Be a Plumber
We often reward status more than the outcome. We look to those in high end jobs such as doctors, scientists and Nobel Prize winners - but…
Andrew’s Blog: Empathy Is Your Superpower
Technology, A.I. and automation are removing emotion from the process. Whilst developing these systems are essential in growing and scaling…
Andrew’s Blog: Don’t Project Onto Others
Ambitious hyper-achievers have high expectations, not only of themselves but also of others.
Andrew’s Blog: Play To Your Strengths
Playing to our strengths seems too simple. But how many of us as business owners and leaders are doing things that we are not good at?
Andrew’s Blog: Design The Life You Want
Many executives and business owners believe money or the next promotion will set them free.
Ready to Scale Up Your Business?
As you reflect over this Easter weekend, you may be thinking about growing your business?
Andrew’s Blog: Maintain Boundaries
Many business owners are unaware of the conflict they have with work.
Andrew’s Blog: Keep It Simple
Business owners who do too much are often complicating things and find themselves overburdened with unnecessary actions.
Andrew’s Blog: Get a Cleaner
Business owners who want to scale their businesses often find they are doing tasks that can be easily outsourced.
Andrew’s Blog: Be Lazy
Business owners who do too much find it hard to be still, we try to relax in front of the TV and before we know it...
Andrew’s Blog: Organisation Kills Creativity
Too much organisation can kill spontaneity, free thought and dreams.
Andrew’s Blog: Focus on the Moment
Business owners who do too much find it difficult to moderate themselves.
Andrew’s Blog: 4 Steps To Better Thinking
Busy business leaders are often too focused on performance results to stop and think creatively.
Andrew’s Blog: Don’t Forget Your Purpose
Business owners and founders who obsess about their work often lose sight of their purpose.
Andrew’s Blog: Recharging Is Not a Sin
Many business owners who do too much feel guilty about relaxing.
Andrew’s Blog: Celebrate Success
Ambitious business owners often beat themselves up, they are self-critical and focus on the times when they didn’t perform well.
Andrew’s Blog: Action vs. Flow
Business owners who do too much, often camouflage their frenetic action simply to look busy.
Andrew’s Blog: Dream Big
Many business owners who are scaling their businesses find little time to dream.
Andrew’s Blog: Don’t Forget Your Friends
Business owners who do too much - often neglect their friendships.
Andrew’s Blog: Greed is a Disease
The lust for money, cars and trophies is a disease amongst business owners who lack balance in their lives.
Andrew’s Blog: Stay in Your Lane
Business owners who burnout are often motivated by external perception
Andrew’s Blog: Stop Being So Serious
Many business owners have never asked themselves what they truly love to do.
Andrew’s Blog: Please Be Quiet
Hyper-achievers and business owners who do too much find it hard to enjoy a state of tranquillity.
Andrew’s Blog: Who Will You Become?
Many successful people don’t like who they become when they achieve their goals.
Andrew’s Blog: Measuring the Wrong Metrics
We are searching for a better quality of life, it’s hard-wired in us, but are we truly taking the actions that result in the life we……
Andrew’s Blog: There Are No Winners
Are you losing a grip on the basic things that truly matter in your life?
Andrew’s Blog: Simple or Complicated?
Are you losing a grip on the basic things that truly matter in your life?
Andrew’s Blog: Are You Obsessed?
Some of the wealthiest people I have coached know their numbers inside out, sadly when pressed...
Andrew’s Blog: It Is Not a Badge of Honour
Digesting a sandwich, whilst working through lunch and taking dinner back into the office is not a badge of honour.
Andrew’s Blog: Don’t Forget The Relationship
It’s very easy to forget our relationships as business owners.
Sunday with Sillitoe
Hyper- achievers don’t have a stop button - it doesn’t exist, it is all acceleration and no brakes.
Andrew’s Blog: Control is a Myth
Hyper achievers believe they can control everything - it’s a cause for celebration.
Andrew’s Blog: Make Your Purpose Too Strong
The hyper-achiever will use all the time they have if they could.
Andrew’s Blog: Don’t Let The Clock Own You
The hyper-achiever will use all the time they have if they could.
Andrew’s Blog: A Title Does Not Define You
What it says on your business card does not define who you are. The hyper-achiever can often chase the title and forgets where their focus…
Sunday with Sillitoe
When we let go of the desperation - we get clarity - and we have clarity we can see the wood from the trees.
Andrew’s Blog: Don’t Mistake This for Happiness
Studies have shown that a lottery winner will be no less happy within six months of winning.
Andrew’s Blog: Your Business Will Suffer
It feels like such a heavy weight to push - literally pushing boulders up hill - there has to be more to life than just work. Right?
Andrew’s Blog: This Is Not Work
Zero curiosity, no passion, no mastery When this is work - it is hard work
Andrew’s Blog: Three Is Enough
How much is enough? It is difficult to define when you're never satisfied with what you have - especially as a Hyper-achiever.
Andrew’s Blog: It Will Never Be Enough
How much is enough? It is difficult to define when you're never satisfied with what you have - especially as a Hyper-achiever.
Andrew’s Blog: Becoming Your Best Self
Doing a job that provides no pleasure just to make the mortgage payment is a sacrifice that many executives learn to regret.
Andrew’s Blog: This Will Burn You Out
You signed up for the half marathon, you’re coaching your lads football team
Andrew’s Blog: 100mph in the Wrong Direction
It’s easy for ambitious people to plan ahead and forget to truly enjoy the moment.
Andrew’s Blog: Were You Any Good?
Many business owners can’t get ahead because of their relationship with money, despite having an incredible product and brand.
Andrew’s Blog: The Problem with Money
Many business owners can’t get ahead because of their relationship with money, despite having an incredible product and brand.
Andrew’s Blog: Do You Need It?
We fill every corner of our house and our lives with a lot s#•t we don’t don’t need.
Andrew’s Blog: Learn To Fail Hard
The fear of failure is one of the biggest barriers to reaching our full potential.
Andrew’s Blog: Stop Being So Boring
Conversations about work are boring. We want to share how our day went, but then feel disappointed that our partners are not as interested…
Andrew’s Blog: Arrogant Leaders Do This
They will never be able to keep up with you. And getting angry because they are falling behind your pace is arrogant.
Andrew’s Blog: Don’t Overreact
It easy to overcommit, become overwhelmed and feel way over our heads.
Andrew’s Blog: Hyper-Achievers May Never Know
Many hyper-achievers will never know why they do the job they do.
Andrew’s Blog: Pay Close Attention
There is nothing wrong with being busy, but busy for the sake of busy is just a way to hide from the real work, and then make excuses that…
Andrew’s Blog: Stop Lying About Being Busy
There is nothing wrong with being busy, but busy for the sake of busy is just a way to hide from the real work, and then make excuses that…
Andrew’s Blog: It’s Lonely at the Top
Working hard just to buy a load of expensive stuff and only use it as a display of wealth, is probably one of the loneliest things we can…
Andrew’s Blog: You Have Nothing To Prove
We put so much effort in - but what is the reward? We drive ourselves even further to get a result that matches our effort.
Andrew’s Blog: It’s Counter-intuitive for Competitive People
We think if we train hard - we’ll feel happier, stronger and reduce stress. But the chemicals are short lived.
Andrew’s Blog: Know Your Limitations
We aren’t alway honest with ourselves. We want to be great at everything. We have our hands in all the pies. We have all the answers to the…
Andrew’s Blog: Keep it Simple
I think most busy executives are greedy - after all it is one of the seven sins and marketing companies know this - they sell to our…
Andrew’s Blog: Transformation vs. Change
The word Transformation is inappropriate. Most people do not maintain the same body composition after they achieve their goal, therefore it…
Andrew’s Blog: Create Your Own Lockdown Rules
The rules set out by the UK government are non-negotiable. It's important for your business, physical/mental health and your relationships…
Andrew’s Blog: Start now
We have been taught that we must always be moving forward, be seen being busy and hectic. It is evidence of hard work, but for the most…
Andrew’s Blog: Let go
Whether you have a three-year, 12-month or 20-year vision for your life, you can make great strides by starting with a 90-day game plan.
Andrew’s Blog: Measured vs Spontaneous
Whether you have a three-year, 12-month or 20-year vision for your life, you can make great strides by starting with a 90-day game plan.
Andrew’s Blog: Lying about being busy
Whether you have a three-year, 12-month or 20-year vision for your life, you can make great strides by starting with a 90-day game plan.
Andrew’s Blog: Busy is a trick
Whether you have a three-year, 12-month or 20-year vision for your life, you can make great strides by starting with a 90-day game plan.
Andrew’s Blog: Going Crazy
Whether you have a three-year, 12-month or 20-year vision for your life, you can make great strides by starting with a 90-day game plan.
Why Working Out Isn’t Working Out with Darryl Edwards – Part 2
In part one of my conversation with Darryl Edwards, we explored his journey from ill health to celebrating his body with playful movement.…
Why Working Out Isn’t Working Out with Darryl Edwards – Part 1
Play isn’t just for kids – it’s one of the most effective ways we can craft healthy habits, happier lives, and productive workplaces.…
How to Create an Unbeatable Mind with Mark Divine
Do you want to learn how to strengthen your thinking and develop an unbeatable mind? Mark Divine is a former Navy SEAL, New York Times…
How to Build a Network of Opportunities without having an Agenda with Jordan Harbinger
Networking is like marmite. You either love it or you hate it…and if you’re an introvert, it’s probably the latter. Attending networking…
Are You Getting Enough Sunlight for Health & Performance? With Matt Maruca
Very recently I had Matt Maruca on the Scale Without Burn Out podcast for an episode I was really looking forward too. Matt is the founder…
How To Prioritise Your Health and Energy Levels as a Business Leader with Brad Kearns
In this blog, we will take a look back over the best bits of my talk with Brad Kearns. Brad is someone that I have listened to and learned…
From the Rugby Pitch to the Boardroom with Stuart Lancaster
In this interview, I speak with former England Rugby coach Stuart Lancaster, now at Leinster, about his take on management, leadership and…
How to Start a Movement & Change Lives with Andy Ramage
Do you want to make a difference in the world? To start a movement that has the power to change people’s lives? It may seem like a mammoth…
How to Overcome Anxiety & Build a Personal Brand with Mark Metry
You can build a personal brand on virtually any social media platform. But, if you want to grow a personal brand as your business, you’ve…
Podcast review with Todd Herman – How are men and women CEO’s responding differently to the current crisis?
Working with elite performers across sports and business, Todd Herman is an entrepreneur, business coach, mentor and author and in his book…
Seth Godin: How to Scale in Your Niche
Whether you’re a start-up or you’ve been in the game for years, one thing that you must do if you want to reach true success is to embrace…
The 90-Day Reset—and How It Can Transform Your Life
Whether you have a three-year, 12-month or 20-year vision for your life, you can make great strides by starting with a 90-day game plan.
Your Business—and Life—Need a Firm Foundation
Whatever you’re doing or creating, you need a firm foundation on which to build something that lasts. If you build your house on sand,…
Passion vs. Purpose—Which Drives You?
There’s a difference between passion and purpose, but they both play an important role in your personal and professional lives.
Why You Should Write a Postcard to Yourself
To achieve balance across The 4 Keys—business, body, relationships, and mindset—you need to explore your current position in life and…
How to stay fit when travelling
Making time for exercise when you’re travelling can be difficult. From subpar gyms, to being out of your routine it can be hard to find…
How to stay in the zone
Listen to any high profile athlete speak after a big performance and they will almost always talk about being in the zone. Often they don’t…
How to eat healthy when travelling
As a business owner, it’s not uncommon to have to travel and whether you’re going around the country or you’re travelling overseas, travel…
Know your love language
One of the most important keys we can focus on is often our relationships. With ourselves, our partners and those that are important to us…
The 3 Types of Productive People
There are three types of people when it comes to productivity—and you fit one of them. Maybe you want to be more productive, but the first…
Empathy, seeing it through their lens
Empathy is described as the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. That is you’re able to identify with them by seeing…
How to accept others
One of the biggest problems we can face as business owners and is judging and not being accepting of other people. We’ve all done it at…
8 Tips to Increase Your Productivity
We can always be more productive, more energetic, and more focused. Having a plan and practicing daily management is key to optimising your…
How Your Stories Shape You
The following is adapted from The 4 Keys. In 2014 I was hired to coach a team of about 17 people in the Middle East, and a man named Ajay…
8 Steps to Break Your Negative Patterns
Living by the foundations—do the work, no excuses, always ready, and speak the truth—gives you the power to break the negative patterns…
4 Steps to Reset Your Life
True change takes time, but you can get a powerful start by following a personalized 90-day plan. There isn’t one right way to create your…