As a mumpreneur you are pulled in a million different directions every day. Here are my 11 tips to help you make the most of the day and feel good about it! Read More
Hi! I'm Amanda Alexander PCC, Director of Coaching Mums. Welcome to the blog!
Since founding Coaching Mums in 2003, I've helped thousands of working mums across the World to create a sense of balance, fulfillment and success on their own terms.
Here on the blog, you'll find tonnes of free online coaching tools and tips to help you as a working mum to juggle all the roles you play... without losing the plot!
A compassionate kick up the backside from the coach in the coffee shop
So, there I was, sitting in Costa Coffee in Frodsham with my Flat
White, pondering on projects various, when two women approached me – S
and J (hi S and J if you’re reading!... I do remember your names but I’m
keeping you anonymous): Read More
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Rachel S commented on 26-Apr-2010 02:31 PM
Hi Amanda, I really enjoyed this EZine and found it very motivational, when I have something to do that I dont want to do - not knowing where to start is one of my problems, and taking that first step is often the hardest part, but once Ive done that then the rest is not so difficult.
Kelly Cameron commented on 26-Apr-2010 06:27 PM
Amanda, how timely. We're at a crossroads in our family's life. What we really want to do is both be self-employed, sell everything, buy an RV and tour the U.S. with our wee kids while working "from home/rv." I'm going to sit down with my hubby and start working on identifying your #1, 2 and 3, then take the first step.
Thank you!!
Thank you!!
How to Create a Vision Statement For Your Family
With Mother's Day in the UK yesterday, I hope that many of you got to spend some special time with your family yesterday. I trust you were duly pampered, thanked and generally fussed over etc for all that you are and all that you do as a mum! I'm thinking of starting a campaign to have Mother's Day every Sunday. What do you think?! Read More
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Post has no comments.Three Steps to Achieving Your Dream From The Girl Who Kissed a Frog
Last Thursday during half term week, I took Max and Freddie to see Disney’s new animated film, “The Princess and The Frog”. This was a film about making your dreams come true, and it espoused some of the lessons that I teach my clients when helping them to define and achieve their own dreams or goals. This version is a modern day take on the old classic with the star an African American girl called Tiana from the poor end of town in New Orleans. Read More
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Sarah Layton commented on 03-Mar-2010 03:48 PM
Hi Amanda
I love your newsletter today about the need to 'keep kissing frogs'
on the way to success and find it really inspiring! Thank you....
Best wishes
Sarah
I love your newsletter today about the need to 'keep kissing frogs'
on the way to success and find it really inspiring! Thank you....
Best wishes
Sarah
Rachel commented on 18-Mar-2010 10:00 AM
Hi Amanda, I loved this story and it is so true. About 15 years ago, while not sleeping due to jet-lag and being slightly uneasy about my role at work, I had a very clear vision of me doing work helping managers to create working environments that really helped people to be their best. I could even see my business cards! I was so excited. By morning a bit of objectivity/caution had set in so I didn't resign immediately but somewhere I must have kept the vision and I remember about 5 years later, when I had extablished myself as a leadership coach, remembering it. Spooky these visions! R xx
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