Good and bad have come out of WFH. What next for organisations and workers as they look at new ways of working.

We have nine years to reach zero carbon. Governing bodies and professions should be leading. Climate breakdown should be mainstream. Time to re-start the difficult conversations in our profession if we want a sustainable future post Covid.

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Post pandemic we still need to build resilience in our people. This has to be through organisational change and putting wellbeing at its heart. This means building trust.

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Get better at saying ‘no’. It’s not a refusal. It’s actually setting better boundaries and is a healthier way to communicate about incoming requests of your time. PLUS - you’ll find it’s a time multiplier.

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Inital thoughts. L and D is important and integral to helping us all in the new world of work post covid-19.

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Here are some ideas about improving wellbeing at work beyond holding conversations and raising awareness. Capitalising on Mental Health at Work Week and the importance of addressing mental health as we exit lockdown.

Working from home support continues. Get in touch if you’d like some resilience support.

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Using ikigai to discover new reasons for getting up every morning when lockdown is over!

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Take the opportunity of lockdown to have a great CPD plan as a coach and mentor. I include 5 books to consider.

Ideas for managing the uncertainty of others in lockdown as we deal with the challenge of change.

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The latest in a series of blogs about working from home, here are some practical actions and ideas for managing your personal wellbeing. The background image is a small part of the tree of life and seems apt.

Lockdown life provides the opportunity to really learn how to master technology for WFH.

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As a seasoned WFH-er, I have some advice and tips for those who are finding it all a bit new.

How to get some structure.

Learning to be resilient during tough times

Home working help is here!

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The corona virus is affecting everyone. It’s right to give a response in my blog. Photo by Tobias Tullius on Unsplash

Some ideas and practical tips on the skill of listening empathetically.

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Starting a crucial conversation that is climate emergency related. Better responses from both individual professionals and our community of practice.