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July 16, 2026
Doing my first live podcast was quite possibly more daunting and more vulnerable than my days as a downhill ski racer!!!
Here I share my journey into coaching and beyond – what got me started, what
When Gratitude Turns Into Obligation
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June 19, 2026
Recently appointed C-suite leader with a non-visible disability:
“I know I should be grateful for this promotion. I can’t let on that I’m struggling with the transition.”
Mid-career leader with a spinal lesion:
“I can’t ask for adjustments.
Navigating the Fine Line Between Psychosocial Risk and Reasonable Management Action
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October 30, 2025
Now that Managers are starting to really think about how to prevent psychosocial injury and harm, I’m noticing a lot of my coaching conversations are focused on supporting the manager to tread the fine line
Safe Change – Reducing the Risk of Psychosocial Harm Associated with Organisational Change
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October 16, 2025
Following my last blog: The Crucial Role of Managers in Addressing Psychosocial Risk – And How Coaching Can Help, I’ve had lots of questions about psychosocial risk and managing change, so thought I’d share some
Highlights, Lowlights and Insights
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January 6, 2021
Every year, around this time, I make sure I take some time to reflect on the year just gone. I’m not one to make impulsive, and often unfounded, new-years resolutions, but I get a sense
Coaching in a Crisis – There’s No Time Like Now
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May 15, 2020
In talking with my colleagues, clients and friends, I’m struck by the incredible opportunity we have right now for growth. In spite of, or almost because of, the global challenge we’re faced with, we have
Let’s Get Engaged!
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February 7, 2020
As an employee, it’s pretty easy to feel your engagement levels going up and down. When you’re engaged, you’re purposeful, productive, and passionate, driven by an inner sense of meaning and self-sustaining energy. You know
Learning From Legends
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July 15, 2019
OK, so I wouldn’t put myself in the ‘legend’ category by any account, but I did represent Australia as our first female visually impaired down-hill ski racer, so I learnt a lot about being your
Failure Is Not An Option….Or Is It?
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March 5, 2019
When the #2 oxygen tank on Apollo 13 exploded, the spaceship with its 3 crew is left crippled on the other side of the moon. With diminishing power, heat, water and oxygen supplies, the best and
Under the Bonnet
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February 8, 2019
It can be scary looking under the bonnet of your car…you don’t know what you might find, and what you don’t know can’t hurt you, right? Well maybe, until the car breaks down in the