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As an executive and life coach I am often exposed to people who suffer from a low sense of personal worth. Self-esteem is your subjective sense of overall personal worth or value and it describes your level of confidence in your abilities and attributes. There are 5 Key components of self-esteem: Feelings of  security : I know I am safe; Identity : I know who I am; Sense of  belonging : I know others accept me; Self confidence –  Purpose : I know what I want to achieve; Feeli

Air Niugini is Papua New Guinea’s national airline, and it is hoped with the work that RdL has planned with them, combined with the solid commitment of Gary Seddon, the Board, and the leadership team, it will soon be recognised as one of the leading airlines in the Pacific Region. RdL has been awarded an opportunity to make a difference to the team at Air Niugini through the development and facilitation of two significant programs. Firstly RdL will embark on launching the Eme

RdL is committed to developing existing and future leaders. After a 12 month journey, 7 of the senior leaders at Harmony’s Hidden Valley mine site graduated from the Emerging Leader Program. This program was unique in that we implemented various methods of learning to deliver an outcome that saw some of the graduates grow significantly as leaders. This program was a combination of classroom facilitation, Masterclasses, On the Job coaching and video coaching. Congratulations t

Delivering profits cannot be achieved without the dedicated efforts of your people. The best machines, technology, tools, or equipment, without people, deliver very little. To get the most out of your people, you need an amazing CEO/Leader that stays in touch with what is happening in the real world of their business. They stay connected with their people and see this as an investment and not a cost, challenge, or distraction. Many CEO’s have not only lost touch with their pe

Coaching an elite athlete is all about having the athlete at their peak in the finals. Too early or too late and they fail. But what is the one thing every elite athlete does following a high-profile competition? – they choose to recover. Pushing yourself to your limits on an ongoing basis will only leave you exhausted and potentially lead to burnout. Work hard, but also take the time to recharge. Following an Olympic competition or the finals of a football competition the at