Life Coaches Blog

Getting Your Life On Track Part 3

In Getting Your Life On Track Part 1, we discovered a way to find out if the things we spend our time on are really that urgent and important. In Getting Your Life On Track Part 2 we revealed how you could use that understanding to develop clear and important goals for yourself, so you’d always [...]

Continue reading...

Getting Your Life On Track Part 2

Ever feel like you’re caught up in doing, but not sure if you’re doing what you should be doing? It’s scary to think we could be throwing all our time and energy into climbing a ladder, only to find at the top it’s been leaning on the wrong wall. In Getting Your Life On Track Part [...]

Continue reading...

Kloudiia’s New Book Is Out! 69 Love Notes – Secrets to a Loving and Lasting Relationship

Congrats to my friend and fellow coach, Kloudiia, on the launch of her new book: 69 Love Notes – Secrets to a Lasting and Lasting Relationship. I went to her launch at Settlers’ Cafe off Clarke Quay last Friday and it was good fun to see the Akltg coaching gang again and make some new friends. [...]

Continue reading...

Getting Your Life On Track Part 1

What Do You Want To Be True? I had a blinding flash of the obvious the other day: I realized why I’d been falling behind on my commitments and feeling more stressed out the last few weeks. I’d fallen for the lure of the urgent important and been chasing shiny trinkets of faux productivity. And it wasn’t [...]

Continue reading...

The Pursuit of Happyness

Imagine being broke, evicted, not knowing where your next paycheck is coming from and supporting your young son. How could you possibly overcome those odds to come out on top? I watched The Pursuit of Happyness over the weekend, and it’s based on the true story of Chris Gardner who did just that. It was a [...]

Continue reading...

How To Deal With Information Overload

Dave did some interesting math over at How to Save the World. According to him and this New York Times article, at the rate we’re producing digital information, at least 99.93% of the digital information being produced by us and our machines will never be read or used by anybody. How’s that for information overload? I find myself [...]

Continue reading...

Living A Life Versus Writing About It

One of the directions I set for the year is to lead a fuller life. For me, that means broadening my horizons, both internally and externally. And boy, these last 3 months have been a ride! I am having more fun in my new job, meeting and connecting to way more people, learning new skills, and I [...]

Continue reading...

What Have You Done?

Remember those goals you set out at the beginning of the year? So this is March, and what have you done? Yup, welcome to the reality gut-check post – not for the faint-hearted. After years of setting goals; achieving some and not others, I realized the difference that makes the difference is you must have a way [...]

Continue reading...

10 Questions With The Productivity Expert: Matt Cornell

I have a real treat for you today. In the 2nd of our interview series, friend and fellow coach Matt Cornell of Matt’s Idea Blog gives us his insights into productivity and the world of productivity coaching. 1) Can you tell us what you do and what your clients get from working with you? I help clients [...]

Continue reading...

Empowering Links: Week of 11th March

Best personal development resources for the week: Stop being addicted to seeking personal development and start doing personal development. Do you have a library full of personal development books, an iPod full of self-help CDs, a few seminars under your belt, with no results to show for it? Alex helps you overcome the dangers of personal [...]

Continue reading...