Ready for a brain reset? How to re-wire your brain in 15 mins a day

If you’ve found back-to-back video meetings during the pandemic stressful and de-motivating, you’re not alone. But you can fix it. Recently published research from Microsoft’s Human Factors Lab has confirmed we all need to make time for breaks. Taking short breaks changes our brainwave patterns and boosts positive levels of frontal alpha asymmetry, leading to higher engagement.ContinueContinue reading “Ready for a brain reset? How to re-wire your brain in 15 mins a day”

Why Coaching Cultures Create Great Leaders

Do great leaders need to be results-focused or people-focused in today’s rapidly changing business world? Leadership, like most things in life, requires a balance of both. James Zenger surveyed over 60,000 employees to see which leadership characteristics make leaders great in the eyes of their employees. A leader seen as results-focused had a 14% chanceContinueContinue reading “Why Coaching Cultures Create Great Leaders”

Leading with your best, authentic self

Mental Fitness is the relative strength of your positive mental muscles (sage) versus the negative (saboteur)’.The Saboteurs, as the name suggests, are traits that can sabotage your abilities. Your brain enters survival mode when you perceive a threat or competition which means it triggers various negative responses such as regret, anger, shame and anxiety, amongContinueContinue reading “Leading with your best, authentic self”

To achieve peak performance and happiness, work on your mental fitness!

If you are mentally fit you can handle challenges with a clear, calm and positive mindset. You will be happier, have healthier relationships and perform better. Your Sage or true self handles challenges through positive emotions like empathy, gratitude, curiosity, creativity, self-confidence and calm and focusses action. Saboteurs are negative thoughts, that have you reactContinueContinue reading “To achieve peak performance and happiness, work on your mental fitness!”