CorporateCoach

Monday in the UK is a bank holiday. If you have noticed a late delivery of CorporateCoach, I apologise. However, it is related to my theme in this editorial.
I am very fortunate as the founder of Brefi Group to have been able to create an organisation in my own image.
My personal [...]

Introduction
When the British Post Office wanted to teach keyboard skills to postal workers they discovered that those who trained for one hour a day learned in less time than those who trained for four hours a day – and continued to improve faster.
Brefi Group Business Development Director Michael Skirving explores why it is that you [...]

Here is a check list given to me by my dowsing tutor, Bob Wooler. It is an expanded version of the traditional Wheel of Life.
To achieve health and balance in my mind, which area(s) do I need to work on?

Study/learning

Creativity

Counselling

Stimulation

Relaxation

Friends/intimacy

Relationships

Humour/fun

Work Family/home

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Wheel of Life

For a year or more now I have been wanting to find out about quantum energy. I have reviewed the book Success Engineering by Phil gosling, which described the concepts of manifestation and parallel realities. That was a start.
I wonder whether we are on the threshold of a new age in which we [...]

I am writing this editorial on a Friday – a great step forward from my normal practice of doing it on a Sunday, particularly a Sunday evening. [...]

Here are some tips from Carol Newland for making a real difference to your work/life balance. These are simple actions which you can do now. Not all of them will suit you. But choose at least one to try out this week. Experiment and find out what works for you.

Take a [...]

At the end of the CoachVille conference this week I suppose it was inevitable that people would ask me what I had found most interesting. In fact, [...]

The United States Department of Education recently undertook a project called the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study, which tracks the progress of more than 2,000 American schoolchildren from kindergarten through [...]

Self-esteem is a fragile thing, even for successful people. If not grounded in a real evaluation of self worth it can be dependent on such ephemeral qualities as job status or material wealth. In this world of constant change these can be so quickly affected by outside forces resulting in a damaging effect on a [...]