Case Study: How Grid™ can assist with career coaching
Career coaching is more than just thinking about your current or next job. It’s about thinking about who you are and how this job supports this.
Case Study: How Grid™ helps with the challenges of a portfolio career
Making the transition from a researcher to an academic is not easy for men and women. While we would want to think and believe that academia is fair, this is not so. Academic women continue to be disadvantaged in the current system.
Our first Grid retreat is a success
News from our first Grid retreat where we work on helping people construct healthy and deeply fulfilling lives that encourage their best expression.
How to connect better with loved ones
5 ways to nurture emotional connections in your relationships Sometimes the people we love most and, those who love us, can get into a downward spiral in our relationships. We…
Lost Connections: Why You’re Depressed and Hope to Find Hope by Johann Hari book review
Lost Connections by Johann Hari is a book addressing the causes and solutions to depression and anxiety in the modern age.
Avoiding Burnout: How to Spot the Danger Signs of Overwork
This article shows you why it is easy to burnout and helps you ask 5 critical questions so that you avoid burnout and thrive.
Let your heart drive and your brain lead the way: Magdalena Bak-Maier at TEDx 2013 London
This is the TEDx talk I gave in February 2013 for TedX organised by Lisa Jacob. First, a big thanks to all those helping her our on the day to…
Dare to be a tall poppy and shine! Recording from Suki Chan’s latest exhibition
A truly worthwhile installation showcasing individual and collective change makers.
Making time count is about being alive and claiming your dreams now
I am absolutely amazed how many people give up their dreams. Whether it’s that awesome partner they can envisage or a business they are wanting to create. Or a career.…
Not everyone needs to be a big leaper!
I have had a tremendously nice response to my Open your eyes and see what is post. Thank you! I’d like to follow that up with further thoughts and tip for…