Author Archives: Paul Hemphill
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How To Be a STAR at Interviews
Posted on February 26, 2019 by Paul Hemphill in Business Coaching, Personal Coaching“Congratulations! You have been invited for interview!” These are wonderful words to receive; but they still mean you are only half way towards getting that great new job. What do you need to do next? The answer is of course: Preparation. It might seem impossible at first, but actually it is not too difficult to […]
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The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
Posted on January 29, 2019 by Paul Hemphill in Business Coaching, Personal CoachingWould you like to more effective and successful in your life? “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” is a highly influential book by Stephen Covey, an American leadership consultant. Although the book is mainly aimed at business managers, the habits it advocates really apply to everyone. So whilst reading the whole book is highly recommended, […]
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How To Have a (Truly) Happy Christmas
Posted on December 12, 2018 by Paul Hemphill in Life Coaching, Personal Coaching, Positive PsychologyThis is the time of year when our TVs and magazines are full of sentimental adverts encouraging us to buy wonderful gifts for one another, delicious food and exotic drinks – with the implication that if we do, we are sure to have a happy Christmas. Of course, that is part of most people’s traditional […]
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How To Have A Great Work-Life Balance
Posted on November 12, 2018 by Paul Hemphill in Business Coaching, Life CoachingSo here’s a question for you: How is your work-life balance at the moment? Often this is not an easy question to face. But it is something we should all consider from time to time. Coaching can be extremely helpful to you in first understanding and then improving the balance in your life. But before […]
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Small Talk – Big Impression!
Posted on June 11, 2018 by Paul Hemphill in Personal CoachingIt can sometimes feel nerve wracking to join a group of people, most of whom you don’t know, at a social or networking event. Telling yourself: “I’m no good at small talk. I won’t know what to say” will almost certainly make things worse. However there are many things we can do to help ourselves […]
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