Five walking meeting ideas

I’ve just come back from a big walk. About 230 kms to be precise. My husband and I just finished the Larapinta Trail from end-to-end which is in the Northern Territory stretching down the West McDonnell ranges.

Personal leadership, Physical wellbeingMichelle Carlyle26 July 2016exercise, walking

Why small acts of kindness have big impact

There are many people doing incredible work for others around the world. Think of Doctors Without Borders, volunteers in war torn regions, and carers of the elderly or the disabled. So writing a blog about doing a small act of kindness seems rather insignificant.

What colour are your glasses?

I have some friends, and even family members, who always seem to look at life through very gloomy glasses. Regardless of the weather, it’s awful. Regardless of the meal, it wasn’t enjoyable. Regardless of the situation, it was someone else’s fault. Their starting position is always negative. Why is that?

Thriving, PsychologyMichelle Carlyle26 July 2016locus of control, personal power, positivity

Authentic leadership and “little white lies”

We’ve all told a “little white lie” I’m sure. No harm is done. Or is it? By telling “little white lies” we usually believe we are protecting the person we’re lying to, or in some cases protecting ourselves.

Personal leadershipMichelle Carlyle26 July 2016lying, integrity, honesty

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