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Time Management Distinctions: Small Shifts, Big Impact

by James Sweetman | Feb 7, 2025

These five simple, but powerful distinctions will enhance your productivity and more importantly give you a sense of control over your time

Ask better questions – the power of reframing

by James Sweetman | Feb 6, 2025

In life, our biggest breakthroughs often come not from having new answers, but from asking better questions. Here’s a great way to do it.

Mastering Your Online Job Interview: Tips for Success

by James Sweetman | Jan 30, 2025

When it comes to an online job interview there are additional factors to consider. Here are 6 tips for mastering your online interview.

5 signs of a great relationship

by James Sweetman | Jan 29, 2025

What’s the secret of a great relationship? Drawing on my personal experience, here are 5 signs of a great relationship.

Why is it so hard to keep resolutions?

by James Sweetman | Jan 21, 2025

Every year we resolve to be different, but change is hard. If you’ve lost your motivation, here are some practical tips to get back on track.

Overcoming Over-thinking

by James Sweetman | Jan 17, 2025

Over-thinking is always about worrying and analysing issues to the point of exhaustion. Here are 6 tips to help you overcome over-thinking?

How awe aids our well-being

by James Sweetman | Jan 7, 2025

Did you know that feelings of awe can aid your well-being? Discover how losing yourself in moments of awe nourishes your soul.

Email, Notifications & Alerts – oh my!

by James Sweetman | Jan 3, 2025

Managing the daily bombardment of email, notifications, alerts and requests is a key leadership skill. Here are some best practices.

Re-solutions for 2025

by James Sweetman | Jan 2, 2025

Resolutions are often extreme declarations that are usually not sustainable. I prefer re-solutions and these 10 questions will help you go into the New Year with a fresh approach to old challenges.

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Is an equitable work life balance possible?

There are many factors that influence work life balance. Some are more easily managed than others. Sometimes we have to start by asking ourselves, is it possible for me to create a more equitable work life balance?

Am I addicted to self-improvement?

How do you know if you’ve become addicted to self-improvement, or if your noble pursuits are actually self-defeating?

September is the new January for goal-setting

I’ve always loved the idea of starting afresh at this time of year. It must be the residue of that back to school mindset. However, rather than the term ‘goal-setting,’ I tend to use ‘intention setting’, ‘commitments’, and ‘promises’, richer, more meaningful words.

Why tips for boosting self-confidence don’t work

We use terms such as self-confidence, worthiness and self-belief interchangeably, but they are different. One thing I know from my twenty years’ experience as a coach, is that tips for boosting self-confidence don’t work, unless underlying issues of worthiness are healed.

Is it time I changed jobs?

How do you know if it’s time to change jobs? If you’re pondering your next move, here are four factors to consider.

What great presenters never forget

Presenters today complete with the mobile phones for their audience’s attention. These 5 tips will ensure all eyes are on you.

The beliefs and strategies at the heart of my business

As a business owner, here are 3 key things my business has taught me. When I forget them, not only does my business suffer, but I do too.

Was taking a sabbatical worth it?

Having taken some time out of my business, to rest, recharge and renew, I reflect on the surprising lessons I learned when on sabbatical.

Finding a motivational speaker for your event

In my role as a keynote speaker at conferences and events, I’ve witnessed the good, bad and ugly when it comes to motivational speakers. Some speakers add great value, enhancing the prestige of your event and creating a memorable experience for your audience. Others...

What is Authentic Leadership?

In recent years authentic leadership has become a buzzword, but what does it mean to be an authentic leader? The desire to be true to ourselves and to have meaningful human connection long predates authenticity becoming part of organisational vernacular. Being an...