LETTERS

Sustainable solutions Thank you Coaching at Work for a courageous and inspirational response to the challenges of climate change through: Coaching at Work’s pledge to step up activity and increase coverage of this topic Climate Coaching Action Day on 5 March and...

LETTERS

Like Kahlo, be the best you In late October 2017, I spent 10 days in New Mexico, the US and visited Ghost Ranch and Abiquiu where Georgia O’Keeffe painted (see Rachel Ellison’s review, vol 12, issue 1), a photographic exhibition of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and the...

LETTER: WHY MUST WE ‘MAN UP’?

Thank you to Neil Scotton for writing his humorous, warm and thought-provoking article, Every label masks us. It gave me cause to stop and think; to do my own ‘inner work’. Like many an experienced coach, I believe that I’ve developed a deeper understanding of my...

Letters

Shoot me now! It was great to read articles about ageing and the menopause in the last edition of Coaching at Work (vol 9, issue 1) – topics dear to my heart as coach, client and human being. I fall squarely into the boomer category and am proud of the legacy (and the...

Letters: poisoned chalice?

Reading Lis Merrick’s article ‘Applied Wisdom’ (vol 8, issue 6, page 56) prompted some reflection on how knowledge is passed down through business generations. It is a staggering thought that most of the knowledge in a business “walks out of the door every evening –...

Spotlight on nlp

LETTER Your articles on neuroscience and NLP in the September/October issue (vol 7, issue 5) had my neural pathways lighting up and making connections! Drawing on NLP as a fundamental part of my coaching practice I found Trish Riddell’s article on research into...