We all have a body and we know what it is right? Well, sort of...there are many models for what a body is and which you believe has huge implications. Consider the first sentence for example, it is normal to say we “have” ...
Integration Training Journal - Mark Walsh's Blog
Brighton (Sussex)/ London UK
Where business training, management & leadership training, time & stress management, coaching and team building meet "alternative" content. For all who integrate BOTH worlds as human business beings - to benefit themselves, their work and the world.
Tag Archive: training
Getting Inside Strength Training
Many thanks to Dan Norman of White Room Coaching for this guest blog. My wife is from Macedonia and it was during my first visit there that I started to notice interesting patterns in some of the people there. I particularly love people watching, especially ...
The Quadrants of Behavioural Change
Establishing long-term behavioural change is the holy-grail of training. Put bluntly, without helping people do stuff differently training is a waste of time and clients might as well save some money and use Wikipedia instead. Beyond the training and coaching world I work in, ...
How to confuse your brain and wake up
Here is an exercise I use to confuse people's brains and wake them up in training. May also have left-brain right-brain integration properties. Try it! But please be careful not jab yourself in the eye and sue me! If you have enjoyed this video you may like to take a look ...
Best Training Blogs of 2011
OK, so these things are normally done in late December but I like to be different...OK I only just thought of it...In any event, these are my best training blogs of 2011 all in one place for your enjoyment. Trends in 2011 Here’s what I predicted ...
