Tagged: Progress

The Thousand-Ball Lesson – Dedication Drives Improvement

I love golf.   The technique, the solitude, the mental test.   There’s something beautifully complex about trying to perfect a swing that has a thousand moving parts.   Lately, I’ve been focused on one of my goals for the year: reducing my handicap. That meant it was time to get help so I booked […]

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Progress is the Victory – Not Just the Finish Line

Ever noticed how hard we are on ourselves when things aren’t “done”?   I was having a conversation recently about tracking progress – or rather, the lack of it!   It turns out there’s a pretty common trap people fall into…   “Well, I haven’t finished it… so it doesn’t feel like something I can […]

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Progress Over Perfection: The Real Measure of Success

A few days ago, I was chatting with one of my clients during a coaching session. We were talking through her journey—where she’s been, what she’s building, and what’s next on the horizon. You know, the usual mix of reflection and planning that every business owner juggles. She’d just finished a SWOT analysis and—like clockwork—the […]

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Progress Is Subjective

  They say that Rome wasn’t built in a day – but they were laying bricks on day one.   Progress is so subjective but it’s human nature to compare ourselves to others.  Whether it’s the neighbour who’s driving a new sports car, the childhood friend who’s retired early, or the cousin that’s on yet another […]

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Ed Sheeran Is Not An Idiot

Ed Sheeran’s no fool.    He’s been in court this week over copyright claims over Marvin Gaye’s famous ‘Let’s Get It On’ – and at one point he told the court that he’s not an idiot.    The line really resonated with me for a few reasons…    Firstly, it’s a bizarre headline to read. […]

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