Tag: bettina
Being Bettina’s Dad: Be your authentic self
Bettina has always been true to herself – she doesn’t compromise on being authentic. Regular readers of my blog series ‘Being Bettina’s Dad’ will know that I have learned so much from how she acts and moves within her world.
Being Bettina’s Dad: Bettina’s Code of Conduct
In our family we each have a code of conduct, but we all work and support Bettina’s code of conduct.
Leadership pack (October)
If there is a theme to this month’s edition I think it is ‘Resilience’. I have been inspired this month by a recent Resilience workshop delivered by Damian Piper from Effective Challenge.
Being Bettina’s Mum: Why not me, why not you?
No matter what we face in life, we all have a choice on how we handle it.
Being Bettina’s Dad: leaving a legacy
As a leader you want to make a dent in the world, to make a difference in people’s lives and leave the place where you live and/or work a better place than when you found it. Someone who does this, and from whom I have learned, is Bettina.
Leadership pack (September)
Welcome to the September edition of the Leadership Pack, which I hope you will find interesting.
Leadership pack (August)
Welcome to this month’s edition of the Leadership Pack. I am delivering a two day Project Management workshop in October which prompted me to write about how I use Project Management to manage my life. I used running as the subject for my project but the process, tools and techniques I use could be for… Read More ›
Being Bettina’s Dad: Building a relationship
We had booked into the outdoor activity centre ‘Redridge’ at the end of the 1990s, a place Bettina and I were to visit annually for a number of years where we rock climbed, abseiled, trekked, canoed and even walked up a mountain together.
