- Aug262022Tim Malnick
Riding your horse: Why leadership means becoming fully who we already are
We are often looking for something in order to make us feel better, or make us more effective, or more…
- Jul142022Tim Malnick
Lying in a meadow is a radical act of leadership
I am in a coaching session with Andrew (not his real name). Andrew is a senior strategist and policy advisor…
- Feb182022Tim Malnick
The end of all our searching: why accepting who we are is key to change for leaders and organisations
I am facilitating a leadership development programme for a group of young social entrepreneurs from marginalised backgrounds. These inspiring 20…
- Nov222021Tim Malnick
“Just put the money over there” – teachings from a Money Workshop participant
in Case Studies, Money & Life, Money & Life workshop, Money, Reclamation and the Body, Purple Cape CommunityI am talking with Lara (not her real name) about a work project we are collaborating on. Lara attended a…
- Jul252021Tim Malnick
The Power of Speaking your Vision out loud
in Case Studies, Compassionate Professional Revolution, Heart of the Matter, Life Centered Leadership, Timothy Malnick CoachingEmma (not her real name) runs hospitals. She is a senior leader in the NHS (UK’s national health system) with…
- Mar182017Tim Malnick
Toward a deeper level of action planning for groups and teams
in Case StudiesCan we ‘capture’ experiential learning processes? Should we even bother? How do we sum up key actions for a group…
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