I‘d hoped this week to be able to share with you The Manifesto for New Work Pioneers as a PDF download. And I do have a document sitting here on my Mac with that title. But, I ain’t going to be putting it up here today. First, I haven’t figured out the technology required to…
Monthly Archives: March 2010
Split Work-Life Personality? Join The Club!
“The schism, the disconnect, that the traditional model of work represents seems neither physically, emotionally nor spiritually healthy. Also, not sustainable. Behavior has to line up with values.” Chrysula Winegar, who wrote the above words, has recently been publishing a beautiful series of posts. In them she takes the often glibly used “Work Life Balance”…
Four Lessons on Game-Changing From The Scottish Rugby Team
There I was, watching the last of the Six Nations rugby matches on Saturday. As a Scot, the highlight of the afternoon was Ireland vs Scotland in Dublin. History was already present for many reasons. Not only was it going to be Ireland’s last match at Croke Park, a venue steeped with traditions that…
Five Things That Help New Work Pioneers Make Real Change
So, I’ve introduced you to the (not so) silent rise of the New Work Pioneer; I’ve shared how New Work Pioneers use times of crisis as catalysts for change; and indeed how New Work Pioneers come into being. Today I want to share some practical thoughts about how to set off on the New Work…
Here’s how not to differentiate yourself as a coach
As someone who has been coaching for around fifteen years, I often peer-coach, supervise or mentor other coaches. It’s a role that allows me a small part in shaping good practice in what is an exciting, fast-growing profession. I love supporting people who are hungry to learn about themselves as practitioners and to watch them…
A Different Kind of Blog Review: March 2010
Believe it or not, another month has passed since I posted my first blog review results. Which means that I recently skipped down to my local Costa again and spent a morning with a latte or two analysing things. Based on some of the feedback I got both on- and off-line last time around, I…
The Birth of a New Work Pioneer
I was asked earlier this week about what it was I actually did, and who I did it for. Not being a natural marketer, I don’t have off-pat answers for these questions. So, in an attempt to articulate them for myself, I began to write a story. Only half way through drafting, did it hit…
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Christine Livingston is a coach and writer, who helps professional people wanting to work and live on their own terms. With a successful career both inside and beyond the corporation to draw from, Christine gives the support, challenge, tools and inspiration that enable people to thrive.
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