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Denise Hunt Global Global Executive Leadership Coach and Facilitator, activating & awakening bold, human-centred transformation in leaders and teams across 100+ countries.

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Leadership can make women highly visible - yet often unseen at the same time. Are you struggling with visibility?The Rec...
09/04/2026

Leadership can make women highly visible - yet often unseen at the same time. Are you struggling with visibility?

The Reclaiming Circle is being built for women navigating pressure, responsibility and transition — and wanting to lead from a truer centre. A space to discover your version of visibility.







Expression of Interest is now open.
Link in bio.

You do not need to be in the same room to do deep work.You do need the right room.The Reclaiming Circle brings senior wo...
02/04/2026

You do not need to be in the same room to do deep work.
You do need the right room.

The Reclaiming Circle brings senior women together online to reflect, reset and rise with more clarity, steadiness and self-trust.

Expression of Interest now open.
Link in bio / message me if you want to know more.

26/03/2026

“Strong women are often the ones holding everything together.
But strength was never meant to mean carrying it alone or exclusively.”

If you are a womxn serving in an executive or senior leadership role and this message resonates with you, I invite you to join our safe monthly space in The Reclaiming Circle - a 9 month Group Coaching Circle for Woman Leaders. Express interest via the link in my bio.

A tribute to a coach supervisor, Sally. A few years ago, I lost my long-term coach supervisor suddenly.The shock was pro...
18/12/2025

A tribute to a coach supervisor, Sally.

A few years ago, I lost my long-term coach supervisor suddenly.
The shock was profound — personally and professionally.
She was the person who held my toughest cases, challenged my blind
spots, sharpened my ethical thinking, and consistently helped me see
the leader beneath the armour.

Her absence reminded me of something we don’t say often enough in
our profession:
coaches also need a place where they are seen, stretched, and held
to account.

This post is a quiet acknowledgement of the supervisors and mentors
who shape our practice — often invisibly — and whose influence
continues long after they’re gone.

Supervision matters.

Lineage matters.

And gratitude, expressed, matters too.



A tribute to a coach supervisor.A few years ago, I lost my long-term coach supervisor suddenly.The shock was profound — ...
18/12/2025

A tribute to a coach supervisor.
A few years ago, I lost my long-term coach supervisor suddenly.
The shock was profound — personally and professionally.
She was the person who held my toughest cases, challenged my blind spots, sharpened my ethical thinking, and consistently helped me see the leader beneath the armour.
Her absence reminded me of something we don’t say often enough in our profession:
coaches also need a place where they are seen, stretched, and held to account.
This post is a quiet acknowledgement of the supervisors and mentors who shape our practice — often invisibly — and whose influence continues long after they’re gone.
Supervision matters.
Lineage matters.
And gratitude, expressed, matters too.
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It’s a time of year when many leaders think they’re “regressing.”They’re not. They’re tired. The world is shifting. Year...
12/12/2025

It’s a time of year when many leaders think they’re “regressing.”

They’re not. They’re tired. The world is shifting.
Year-end has a particular flavour:

➡️ Cognitive overload
➡️ Heavy delivery pressure
➡️ Global uncertainty humming in the background
➡️ A quiet expectation to finish strong
What I’m seeing in coaching right now isn’t failure.
It’s depletion.
Old patterns reappear. Confidence dips. Gains feel distant.
Not because the work didn’t land — but because the nervous system is stretched thin.
This is not a moment for breakthroughs.
It’s a moment for remembering.
In sessions lately, I’m inviting clients to look back — in order to look forward.
Not with nostalgia. With honesty.
Questions like:
• What had shifted when things felt steadier?
• What capacity is simply offline due to exhaustion — not broken?
• What would “good enough leadership” look like for the next two weeks?
• What truth from this year do I refuse to abandon?
Here’s the paradox:
The fact that you notice the dip usually means the learning stuck.
Nothing has been lost.
It’s temporarily inaccessible.
So if you’re feeling flatter, foggier, or less resourced than usual —
this isn’t the time to push harder.
Stand still long enough to remember who you became this year.
Carry that forward — lightly.
January will take care of itself.

Coach Supervision isn’t an add-on.It’s the spine of our practice — the place where we slow the pulse, debrief the edges,...
20/11/2025

Coach Supervision isn’t an add-on.
It’s the spine of our practice — the place where we slow the pulse, debrief the edges, untangle the shadows, and return to our clients with cleaner mirrors and steadier hands.
In a world obsessed with performance and outcomes, supervision is the radical act of stepping out of speed and into truth.
This month, I’m sharing a short series on the value of coach supervision —
how it refines us, restores us, and keeps our work both ethical and deeply human.
Because every coach deserves a place where they, too, can exhale. Contact me now to schedule your sacred session

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