Turbulence it’s a reality. How we navigate it after acknowledging it is critical.

You could have the best product, best offerings. But if service delivery is not great, surely this can affect the performance between “The Four White Lines”.

In this episode trailer just give you a brief snapshot of what this podcast is all about. Hopefully it will entice you to listen in the future as we unpack the four white lines in what happens inside and outside and how each of them influence each other.

Yesterday I realised that it was 10 days to go to the start of the long awaited, postponed, Tokyo 2020 / 202one Olympics. I share some thoughts with the short time left. This podcast is a little longer than my typical Coaching in the 5 min Zone and I am hoping to share some more thoughts in and around the Games over the next few weeks.

I recently heard the statement “Their world view is shaped by their childhood experience” in a podcast of Simon Sinek. That challenged me greatly as a father. Here are my thoughts and how I am challenged.

I am reminded and challenged by the thought that the road to poor performace is often made up of small compromises and a gentle slope. As in these words “Indeed the safest road to Hell is the gradual one- the gentle slope, soft underfoot, without sudden turnings, without milestones, without signposts.”

~ C.S. Lewis

In this episode I consider the thought and concept of Stopping the wheel. Many of us seem to be running to the proverbial hamster wheel. Is it not time to make it stop and reflect?

In this episode I was challenged by an advertising board that said we should own our dreams. Powerful thought. Question I wonder is how often we say we have a dream, but do we truly own them?

In this episode I unpack barriers and the belief that they can be broken. That the ceiling we believe to be there has the potential to be smashed. And typically when one person does, others follow.

In this Coaching in the 5 min zone, I consider the impact of the pandemic and the reality of who actually is missing out. Who has taken more strain during this time, scholar or parent? Who’s social construct has been most affected.