by Helen | Apr 21, 2025 | Leadership, Speaker Coaching, Storytelling
Deep down, I think that as humans we want to feel validated by being seen, feeling heard, and feeling belonging through others understanding us. Does this track with you? It certainly does with me and the clients I work with. Have you ever asked yourself: “Why, with...
by Helen | Mar 31, 2025 | Business Coaching, Professional Development, Storytelling
We say we want our people to feel seen, heard, and understood. But are our systems, especially how we communicate, really built to make that happen? In an emotional and eye-opening episode of Words That Change Lives, I sat down with Lisa Kerr, a neurodiversity coach...
by Helen | Mar 24, 2025 | Professional Development, Storytelling
Six months ago, I decided to quit drinking, not because I was a daily drinker, but because I noticed how much alcohol was holding me back. I knew my health and sleep would improve (which it has!), but I didn’t realise just how much it would transform my productivity,...
by Helen | Mar 10, 2025 | Business Coaching, Professional Development, Storytelling
In the world of thought leadership, a few simple words can make all the difference. As someone who has ideas to share and wisdom to impart, it can sometimes feel too complex to articulate. But there is a way to create a memorable lasting impression, just like many...
by Helen | Jan 27, 2025 | Business Coaching, Professional Development, Storytelling
A few months ago, I ran a keynote boot camp. It was a transformative experience for both the participants and me. These women were stepping into uncharted territory, developing their first signature talks for corporate audiences or public events. For many, the idea...
by Helen | Jan 6, 2025 | Business Coaching, Speaker Coaching, Storytelling
“Too often, speakers treat each engagement like a one-time opportunity. It’s time to zoom out and think bigger.” A little snippet from my latest podcast episode, which is designed to help you take a bigger picture view and think about things a little...
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