Experience Matters - Personal, Business, Life and Relationship coaching

30/01/2021

Thriving Through Transitions, Keren Smedley shares her advice for thriving through expat transitions

30/01/2021

I have just completed a podcast on transitions. How do we manage change? Tips and strategies to manage it well.Please take a listen and let me know what you think.

Thriving Through Transitions, Keren Smedley shares her advice for thriving through expat transitions

04/11/2019

31/05/2019

It was an excellent morning thank you to all who attended.

27/05/2019

I'm all for people working later if they want to, what do you think?

Despite benefits of working into retirement, campaigners say figures point to pensioner poverty in UK

26/05/2019

This is an interesting post and something we know as practitioners but I’m not sure always remember to use https://www.facebook.com/328432957333063/posts/1196561810520169?sfns=mo this in our work

Do you find yourself in situations where you know what the right behavior is, but are unable to actually act on it? Did you know that your body can actually help you to shift your behavior?  I am finding in my executive coaching work that my clients create faster and [...]

26/05/2019

We have so much more to learn about the brain.
mBRAINING is cutting edge with scientific evidence supporting that not only do we have a head brain but that we also have heart and gut brains. Next time you have a ‘gut instinct’ be aware that your gut is actually telling you something.

24/04/2019

I've trained in a new leadership tool PRINT® since I've been in Australia which is unique as it focuses on your core motivators. Take a look at https://www.experience-matters.org.uk/print and visit our sister site https://blueprintleadership.net and download our ebook. Please get in touch to discuss this and to find out what your PRINT® profile is.

24/04/2019

Blueprint Leadership by Keren Smedley of Experience Matters

14/04/2019

I have worked for many years with Shepherd's Bush families project. I remember when I first started that we all hoped and believed that twenty something years on they wouldn't be needed. Sadly things are worse as this article shows. We need to start worrying about and changing what is happening on our own doorstep we seem to have forgotten

Years of austerity have driven the poorest into squalid, crumbling homes. Can this cycle be broken?