INTROVERT vs EXTROVERT I once shared an apartment in Vienna with a woman whose job was to travel to schools and ask the schoolchildren to choose between herself and a colleague as to which one had Jewish heritage.  The children all got it wrong and pointed out hideous bias, which was the point of their work. And that was 50 years after the war ended! 

Screw it. Let’s do it! (Leadership coaching that is!) Thank you to those 100 people who have enrolled for the November masterclass, those brave souls who attended the four retreats throughout the year and all the coaching clients from all over the world. As we come to the end of the year, let me share a reflection. Leadership coaching, on the work I do, is

There are plenty of red flags to watch out for in your leadership communication. But don’t worry if you find them. We can fix them! Once upon a time, when my son was young, he had a girlfriend who, when offered an omelette, looked at me blankly and squealed, “What’s an omelette?” Glad to say she didn’t last.    Let’s face this kind of knowledge