Making Coaching Part of the Culture: How Personality Insight Makes it Stick

2025-10-08T15:10:29+00:00Coaching, Leadership, Personal development, Personality|

Many organisations talk about wanting a “coaching culture.” You’ll hear it in strategy documents, leadership speeches, HR’s ‘big plan’ decks. But often, it ends up being workshops, performance reviews, or one off mentor pairings. The flame flickers, then dims. What makes the difference between a culture that sticks and one that drifts?

Coaching with Heart: Why Personality Insight Changes Everything

2025-10-08T17:23:14+00:00Coaching, Leadership, Personal development, Personality|

When Sophie first came to coaching, she was frustrated. She had clear goals: step into leadership, get her team working well together, deliver results. But after three months, she felt stuck. Her coach was encouraging her to “be more structured, plan tighter, keep control.” Sophie tried, but each attempt left her drained and less motivated.

Seeing Yourself See

2025-03-27T00:36:02+00:00Coaching|

Søren Kierkegaard insisted that true self-understanding requires a double reflection: the ability not only to recognise oneself, but also to understand that one sees oneself. This is not a passive process, but a dynamic and often painful realisation that requires the courage to look existence in the eye.

Deep listening and Live the Questions

2025-03-27T01:58:58+00:00Coaching|

There are significant benefits to be gained from "Deep Listening" and "Living the Questions." These practices are essential when fostering sustainable and regenerative collaboration in leadership, collegiality, and teams, as they challenge us to rethink how we reflect, learn, and create. But what does "Deep Listening" entail, and what does it mean to "Live the Questions"?

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