How to skip 7 years of therapy: Apply self-awareness! Posted by Sarah Norton on September 10, 2019 in Facilitation, Working well with others, Most of us know the potential confusion of competing voices in our head when confronted with an issue. Here’s how you can work with them rather than letting them run the show … Read more
Want to transform your triggers into useful actions? Try Sociodrama Posted by Sarah Norton on May 2, 2019 in Facilitation, Management Gems, Working well with others, Here’s how you can use a group process to replay those moments of pressure or threat and create new and wiser ways to respond. Limited places for our safe, profound, intense and satisfying two-day masterclass. Read more
9 Common listening mistakes that sabotage your collaboration Posted by Sarah Norton on March 19, 2019 in Management Gems, Working well with others, Serious about leading or working collaboratively? If you’re falling into these common traps, you’re stopping people from feeling heard. Here’s how you can improve connection and performance, simply by listening. Read more
Interview: Turning pain and suffering into kindness and empathy Posted by Sarah Norton on November 14, 2018 in Management Gems, Working well with others, “A compelling life story, beautifully told.” Rosie Batty Glen Ochre had a tough, wild and courageous life. Here’s a link to an ABC radio interview with her partner Ed McKinley, Co-founder of the Groupwork Centre, about her and the story she wrote before she died. Raised deep in the bush of central New South Wales, […] Read more
7 Tips to make your life easier as a leader Posted by Sarah Norton on September 12, 2018 in Working as an independent facilitator, Do you feel the need to be nice? Trying to achieve great results and enjoy productive relationships at work can be a tough balancing act, especially when you need to save time and money. Take heart – you can make things easier for both you and your team! A key factor is emotional resilience, when you apply […] Read more
