7 Reasons Why I Like the Recession
I like the recession. I like the recession if you call it a credit crunch, global financial crisis, or whatever. Here’s why: – The recession separates the wheat from chaff …
Specialist Business Training Providers
Contact Improvisation Training
I attended a training in contact improvisation recently and it got me thinking. Contact improvisation is a form of dance where you make contact with a partner, listen and see …
Conscious Business – Fred Kofman – Book Review
The idea that business can be a spiritual practice is bizarre to some but a reality for Fred Kofman, myself and a growing number of mainstream business people. We’re coming …
The Impact of the Recession on Training
From the CIPD’s The 2009 Learning and Development survey: ……………………….. “Unsurprisingly, only 11% of respondents feel that the economic circumstances facing their organisation in the past 12 months have improved. …
Business Case for Stress Management Training
This paper from CIPD contains some useful arguments about the business case for stress management training.
Paul Linden Course Photos
A few snaps from embodied training specialist Paul Linden’s recent London course. Shown are some fun exercises relating to stress and communication. Paul is the bearded gentleman in the photo …
Integral Training and Embodied Business Article
Integral Leadership Review have published an article I wrote on Integral Training and Embodied Business. “I like integral because it gets the job done and allows you to be a …
Bad Business Advice
It’s seems that to be a well-known management consultant you need to turn common sense and receieved wisdom on its head…So I thught I’d take that to an extreme and …
Bodymind – Ken Dychtwald – And How Somatics has Grown
Recently I got around to reading an old classic in my field – Bodymind by Ken Dychtwald. Published in 1977 when my parents were just hitting it off, Bodymind is: …
Embodied Leadership in the News
“Our bodies don’t lie. And when we’re put into stress situations we all fall back on our conditioned tendencies. Part of these tendencies are patterns we’ve developed over the years …