What Are the Key Theories of Wisdom in Psychology? Here’s What You Need to Know
Photo by Priscilla Du Preez 🇨🇦 on Unsplash What do psychology researchers have to say about wisdom as a psychological construct? A lot, it seems. People have been interested in wisdom and how to attain it since time immemorial. From the Upanishads to the Bible, Confucius, Socrates, and Aristotle, religious sages and philosophers have studied […]
Neuroscience and Coaching: Let’s Debunk Some Myths
Photo by Natasha Connell on Unsplash Regardless of what some coaches will tell you, their coaching isn’t neuroscience-backed, and no, we don’t have reptilian, mammalian, or primate brains working separately. If coaching must be evidence-based, it can and should learn much from neuroscience. Neuroscience provides a broad and deep evidence base for learning new things […]
Should Coaching Be Evidence-Based?
Evidence-based coaching is increasingly a thing, but what constitutes evidence in coaching? And should all coaching be evidence-based?
This Is How I Work
A few months ago, I launched my own coaching and training business. I want to help leaders become wiser, more effective and purposeful, and I do that through my executive coaching, team coaching and training services.
Staring at the Sun or How to Face Death
We all fear death, but facing death and staring it in the face is one of the prerequisites for a happier and more fulfilling life
What do philosophy and coaching have in common?
What do philosophy and coaching have in common? A lot. Philosophy is at the source of everything, after all, including coaching.
Why We Need Wise Leaders More Than Ever
We need wise leaders more than ever. Intelligence only will not do to solve our problems and move us forward.
New adventure, new business, new website, new newsletter!
A new adventure and a new business require a new website and a new newsletter. I hope you enjoy it!
Flow states – the more, the better?
Flow states, also known as optimal experiences, are enjoyable and essential for personal growth, but what are they exactly? And are they always desirable?
Arrival Fallacy: No, Happiness Isn’t Somewhere in the Future
Arrival fallacy or why we think happiness is always around the corner. It will not come to us after that promotion, marriage, or child is born; if it does, it will only be temporary.