Monthly Archives: June 2009
Courage? Or fear?
“Courage is one step ahead of fear.” ~ Coleman Young When I was growing up, one of my favourite books was on Richard the Lion Heart, one of the kings of England. (You may have come across him as the … Continue reading
Capital Coaching Conference this Friday in Washington DC
If you’re a coach and in the area, please join in at the Metro DC Coach Conference on Friday. I’ll be the lunchtime speaker, and talking about The Five Truths of Great Work. I’ll be in fine company – Kevin … Continue reading
What does the internet look like?
Kevin Kelly – perhaps the deepest blogger I know – has asked people to draw a map of their version. The results are funny, profound, spectacular. If you’ve ever wondered about your place in the universe…
Sally Bonneywell, Head of Coaching GSK
When I first met Sally Bonneywell she headed up the global leadership, development and talent management team of GlaxoSmithKline. Since then she’s moved on to become the VP of organizational development for global manufacturing and supply. In this role she’s … Continue reading
“Do not quit. You see, the most constant state of an artist is…” (Great Work quote)
Flickr photo by tomsaint11 “Do not quit. You see, the most constant state of an artist is uncertainty. You must face confusion, self-questioning, dilemma. Only amateurs are confident … be prepared to live with the fear of failure all your … Continue reading
