by Mandy Muckalt | 1 Sep 2020 | Change, Connection, Flow, Loving Change, New Beginnings, Reflection, Resilience, Self Care, Slowing Down, Transitions, Wellbeing
Resilience is widely accepted as an ability to adapt and bounce back when things don’t go as planned. 2020 hasn’t and isn’t going as planned. I’ve coined it the year of HIRT…High Impact Resilience Training. A quick google search will reveal great...
by Mandy Muckalt | 31 Jul 2020 | Alignment, Change, Loving Change, New Beginnings
A memory popped up on face-book recently reminding me of a creative retreat I’d attended based on working with clay. I remember the day clearly. It was fun, deep (without being heavy), stimulating, fully absorbing, and left me wanting more. There was something...
by Mandy Muckalt | 4 Sep 2018 | Foundations, Loving Change, Self Care, Transitions
When was the last time you initiated or navigated change? Perhaps you reached a crossroads in your life and sensed that it was time to make some new choices to shift your direction. Or maybe you returned to work, started a new job or experienced redundancy or...
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by Mandy Muckalt | 3 Mar 2018 | Loving Change, Pioneering Leadership, Transitions
Setting The Scene In Part 1 of Women At Work Are Waking Up, Truth Bomb 3 revealed that waking-up is about TRUE transformation and true transformation is based on Love. Yes I dared to share the L word in the context of work and felt wonderfully backed-up in doing so by...
by Mandy Muckalt | 13 Oct 2017 | Loving Change
The photo of this leaf which I found on my doorstep popped up as a memory in my FaceBook newsfeed today. I remember being awestruck by its beauty last year. I am stunned again this year by its simple grace. And I’m also seeing it in the light of a 1:1 mentoring...
by Mandy Muckalt | 10 Nov 2014 | Flow, Loving Change
I looked out of the window pane onto the empty courtyard. Empty that is of people but not empty of life. Definitely not empty of life. The leaves were there. In all their glory. And they were dancing. Joyfully and with abandon, they were dancing with the wind. Such a...
