When you finally address the need for ‘calmness’ in your life, you realise that making time for silence is essential to your well-being.
For example, having driven 1.5 hours to work on fast and busy roads I pause for just a couple of minutes in my car before I go into the office. My team is always surprised at how cheery and energised I am.
Even a brief time of just ‘being’ can re-charge and re-energise you in what is often a hectic working day.
The quality of your thinking returns and your productivity and creativity soar.
Alison Pooley-Wem – life coach, author and leadership consultant, MBCS CITP, former Business Transformation Director, IT Director, Programme Director who led major transformation programmes for corporate and multi-national organisations such as Amey PLC, Christies. News UK.
Alison is married with five grown-up children. Many of the techniques in her ‘leading yourself’ coaching and courses are based on her life experiences in her professional and family life. She retains a calmness and clarity enabling her to assess the right things to do.
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