Goals and The Why
by Jacqui Allerton
One thing that I have learned on my Time Management journey, one thing that stands out above everything else, is the importance of goals. Setting goals for your life takes a lot of thinking about. You should take your time over this activity, as I did.
Creating Space for Clarity, Confidence and Change
by Carol Broome
Life can sometimes feel like a constant swirl of responsibilities, decisions and expectations. Work, family, friendships and personal goals all compete for our time and energy. In the middle of it all, it is easy to lose touch with ourselves.
Alumni Spotlight: Dr. Elizabeth Sherrell-Davis is Empowering Women & Transforming Lives
by Dr. Elizabeth Sherrell Davis
Dr. Elizabeth Sherrell-Davis is guided by service and purpose. Her career has been shaped by a strong commitment to helping others advance through education and wellness, often working with women as they navigate key life and career transitions.
Struggling with past Trauma
by Marina Arutyunyan
Healing the Past: Gentle Steps for Moving Through Trauma
Past trauma can quietly shape our thoughts, emotions, relationships, and even physical health. For many, it feels like carrying an invisible weight — one that appears unexpectedly in everyday moments.
Finding Your Right Balance
by Colette Owen
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the demands of modern life?
With the arrival of the summer holiday season, now is an ideal time to reflect on how we can achieve a better balance in our lives.
Why Coaching?
by Charlotte Tennant
There’s a lot of noise around personal growth these days, 5 step plans for greatness, morning routines to fix your life, and manifest your-dream-boat style messaging. Life coaching is often lumped in with this woo woo pseudo-science way of seeing things.
Red Flags for Empaths in the Workplace & How to Protect Your Energy
by Marina Arutyunyan
So let’s try and uncover some of the potential red flags in the office
Common Workplace Red Flags for Empaths
1. Emotional Drain After Interactions
You consistently feel exhausted, anxious, or low after conversations with certain colleagues or managers.
Being authentically ourselves
by Kath Cheer
June is Pride month and Ageing Without Apology month. These both resonate with me and encourage me to reflect on the importance of accepting and being true to who we are.
In another life (or so it seems) I wanted to ‘just be normal’.
“You’re Not Broken: Understanding Loneliness and Finding Your Way Back”
by Sandra Natus
Understanding Loneliness
It can arrive quietly slipping in during life’s transitions, settling in at the heart of a relationship, or showing up unexpectedly in the middle of a busy day. Sometimes it’s a subtle ache: a craving for deeper conversation, a quiet sense of being misunderstood, or a disconnection you can’t quite name.
Life/ work balance
by Marina Arutyunyan
In today’s hyper-connected world, the lines between our personal and professional lives are blurrier than ever. While ambition and dedication are admirable, a constant hustle without pause can lead to burnout, stress, and reduced productivity.
Boundaries
by Marina Arutyunyan
Why Boundaries Are Essential for a Healthy, Empowered Life
In a world that often praises selflessness, many of us — especially empaths — grow up believing that putting others first is always the “right” thing to do.
Coaching as a Coming Out: Why Queer People Need Space to Imagine Bigger
by Owain Gwynfryn
By Owain Gwynfryn
Coming out isn’t always a one-time thing. For many of us in the LGBTQ+ community, it’s something we do over and over — with family, friends, colleagues, and sometimes even with ourselves.
When Success Starts to Feel Like a Trap: The Burnout You Didn’t See Coming
by Owain Gwynfryn
By Owain Gwynfryn
We’re told success is the goal. Build the business, make the money, tick the boxes. And if you’re anything like I was — driven, focused, always pushing forward — you probably did all of that.
The Power of Starting Again: Why Reinvention Isn’t Just Possible — It’s Essential
by Owain Gwynfryn
By Owain Gwynfryn
At 41, I’ve already lived what feels like several different lives. I’ve run a busy chiropractic clinic, retrained as a professional opera singer, and now work as a life and business coach.
Recognising that Self-Awareness is one of 10 life skills that promotes well-being across all cultures
by Colette Owen
Have you ever walked away from a conversation thinking, 'Why did I say that?' or realised later that your mood affected your decisions more than you thought? That’s where self-awareness comes in."
Self-Awareness is the ability to understand your thoughts, emotions, behaviours and how they align with your values and how others perceive you.
Finding Passion and Purpose in Midlife
by Charlotte Tennant
Midlife has a bit of a branding problem. For years it’s been reduced to clichés—crisis, reinvention....sports cars. But for many of us, midlife is less about dramatic upheaval and more about a quiet reckoning.
From Journalism to Executive Coaching
by Dawn Murden
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Originally published here: https://dawnmurdencoaching.com/2025/03/31/from-journalism-to-executive-coaching/
A dream that started in the school playground
I wanted to be a journalist for as long as I can remember.
How to Care for Your Body Without Falling Into the Pressure of Body Positivity
by Jean-Claude Junior Darbouze
You can still love your body while working toward your health goals. The key is balancing body positivity and taking care of your long-term health. Instead of forcing yourself into challenging workouts or extreme diets, try listening to your body and giving it what it needs.
Feeling back to the same point?
by Jorge Lara
Hey there, would you let me tell you a very short story about thouse emotions that keep coming back? :)
Imagine yourself walking on the path of life. You find tall and green trees on the sides, some beautiful flowers which tickle your nose, there is freshness in the weather, you hear the sound of a river, and you feel a sense of joy and aliveness within you.
The Gut-Brain Connection: How What You Eat Impacts Your Immune System, Mood, and Overall Health
by Suniya Iqbal
Have you ever stopped to think about the connection between what you eat and how you feel? It's easy to overlook the impact that our food choices have on our overall health and wellbeing, but the truth is that the food we eat plays a crucial role in our physical and mental health.