In this blog, Ollie Coach Lynne Collins, reflects on how we all live our lives and experience life differently. What we learn at early ages will serve as our strategy, response, mechanism as we grown older and become an adult.
Grief is a way of demonstrating our love for someone but it’s a process, and it happens in stages that may come at different times for different people. It’s important that we allow all the feelings associated with each stage to be felt, acknowledged and respected. By Ollie Coach, Belinda Wells
How RAW do you feel this January? Are you Ready, Able and Willing to make simple lifestyle changes that will bolster your wellbeing with good habits that last?
Caz Campbell, Ollie Coach trainee, encourages us to have a declutter as it can be cleansing, making you feel freer, lighter and it also improves attention, focus and serenity.
Deborah Stephenson, trainee Ollie Coach, wonders why flexibility isn’t often something we focus on or acknowledge in ourselves or in others, but we should… it can make a huge difference to our lives and ultimately our happiness.
There is a military saying that I think applies to owning a business – if you can’t take a joke, don’t sign up. 2020 has at times felt like hustling to survive rather than strategic implementation of a business plan, but we can squeeze more value out of this year by reviewing it through this lens
As the new year beckons, I find it valuable to consider what the past year has taught me and how I might use that knowledge to create a better future. Here are seven prompts that I find useful to focus my thinking. I hope you find them helpful.
Margie Kieran, Ollie Coach trainee, reflects on how as parents we can help our children understand that the ‘out of control emotion’ is not all of them but a small part of them that they can control if they want to.
Belinda Wells, Ollie Coach and lover of walks, gives us some tips to make going on a walk with the kids less stressful.
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