The Partying PM Paradox




Rare and priceless-precious (and needless to say private) pics of the Finland Prime Minister, Sanna Marin, get leaked and we have a world divided between "What Non-sense (How can PM behave like this)" and "Woah, the PM is human (and has a right to party like any other human" !!

Perfect for a 'what a time to be alive' reaction !!

One of the simplest, yet the most powerful coaching tools is the 'Wheel of Life' ... which recognises 'Fun & Recreation' as an integral and crucial aspect of life.




In my coaching experience, most people beyond the 30+ age group are ignoring the significance of fun and recreation, focussing on work way too much, worrying about their present and future. (Nope - watching Netflix alone is not F&R)

I see the 'Partying PM' pics as a gentle reminder to the world !

the foundational principle of the Wheel of Life philosophy is to balance life in all areas rather than be a super achiever in one and a dud in other - causing imbalance and heartburn/burnout.

#work #coaching #party #fun #recreation #WheelOfLife #bounceback #BeYourself #FreeWorkshop

#JustWondering - is there an audience here who would be interested in a 2-hour workshop to conduct a Wheel of Life assessment of their own life ?? If yes, I am game to conduct one. Will be great to meet and interact with people on this subject. And yeah, the workshop will be FREE :) You only got to invest your time and effort!

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