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From Overwhelm to Possibility: Coaching with ADHD in Mind
Simon Harris Simon Harris

From Overwhelm to Possibility: Coaching with ADHD in Mind

Ever wondered what coaching actually offers someone with ADHD? Life with ADHD can feel like juggling ten things at once with no instructions, a mind that zips with ideas at all hours, and a calendar that refuses to behave. Coaching isn’t about fixing or following scripts - it’s about being truly heard, spotlighting your strengths, naming and navigating real challenges, and co-creating what works for you. In this space, permission replaces pressure, and you get to experiment, grow, and redefine what’s possible - on your own terms.

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The Power of Small, Consistent Actions for Big Results
Simon Harris Simon Harris

The Power of Small, Consistent Actions for Big Results

Discover how tiny, daily habits can lead to transformative results in your personal and professional life. This blog breaks down why small, consistent actions are easier to maintain, how they rewire your brain for success, and practical steps to start your own simple yet powerful habit today. Learn to embrace progress over perfection and watch your growth multiply over time.

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Energy Over Time Management:        A Different Way to Work
Simon Harris Simon Harris

Energy Over Time Management: A Different Way to Work

Feeling drained, overwhelmed, or like you’re always behind? Time management might not be the answer. This blog explores a more human approach - managing your energy instead of your hours - to help you work with more clarity, purpose and flow.

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Dodging Drama at Work? A Coach Might Be Your Secret Weapon
Simon Harris Simon Harris

Dodging Drama at Work? A Coach Might Be Your Secret Weapon

Tired of walking on eggshells at work or replaying awkward conversations in your head? You’re not alone, and you don’t have to figure it out alone either. In this blog, we explore how coaching can help you navigate workplace conflict with more confidence, less stress and maybe even a little humour along the way.

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