by anthonyb@timslatter.com | Oct 8, 2026 | Article
One of the things I notice repeatedly in coaching conversations is how differently many accomplished people speak to themselves compared with how they would speak to someone else. A leader misses something important, handles a conversation poorly, receives difficult...
by anthonyb@timslatter.com | Oct 1, 2026 | Article
There is a phrase I hear increasingly in my work with executives, leaders and teams: “It is just a lot.” Not necessarily one catastrophic event or a single crisis that can be neatly identified, solved and put behind us. Rather, it is the cumulative weight of ongoing...
by anthonyb@timslatter.com | Sep 17, 2026 | Article
Spring has a way of making renewal visible. Across South Africa, longer days, warmer air and new growth remind us that change does not always arrive with dramatic announcements. Often, it begins quietly: a bud on a branch, a shift in energy, or a decision to make room...
by anthonyb@timslatter.com | Sep 10, 2026 | Article
What the global backdrop and our own structural challenges mean for investors, professionals and business owners. I recently attended a Stanlib webinar presented by chief economist Kevin Lings, looking at South Africa’s economic prospects alongside the major global...
by anthonyb@timslatter.com | Aug 31, 2026 | Article
As Women’s Month draws to a close, I have been thinking about something women have been doing quietly for generations: we see what needs to be done, we make a plan, and we get on with it. We work to provide, create security, build businesses and careers, support the...
by anthonyb@timslatter.com | Aug 27, 2026 | Article
Perfectionism rarely enters a coaching conversation announcing itself as a problem. It usually sounds responsible: “Let me check it once more,” “It will be quicker if I do it myself,” or “I cannot afford to get this wrong.” Yet when...
