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Coaching to Challenge Biases and Uncover Hidden Assumptions
Coaching provides a space to challenge ingrained assumptions and move beyond unconscious biases. I’m a big fan of research. I believe that staying up to date and understanding where the world is going and what drives people is a must in my line of work. Research, articles, blogs, videos, webinars, you name it. But. Although research is a wonderful tool to dig deep and support notions with data, it also suggests new realities that, quickly enough, become new fixated truths tha
Ayelet Shrem
24 hours ago3 min read


Narrative Coaching: Re-shape Your Mindset and Personal Development Through Language
How coaching uses language to influence mindset and support personal development. The words you use to describe your life are not just descriptions. They shape how you see yourself, your choices, and what you believe is possible. In coaching, this is referred to as working with perception. Not changing facts. Changing the meaning you give them. This matters more than most people realize. Research in cognitive psychology shows that language directly influences our mindset. Dr.
Ayelet Shrem
1 day ago2 min read


The One Non-Negotiable That Keeps Me Clear-Minded
Career Coaching, Clarity, and Better Decision Making I train five times a week. I have done so for more than twenty-five years. But this isn’t just about muscles, or fitness. It’s about thinking. It’s about clarity , reflection , and decision making . Training is the one thing I never give up. Not when I’m busy. Not when I travel. Not when I became a parent. It’s the place where my thoughts can settle without pressure. Where I hear my own thinking instead of getting pulled
Ayelet Shrem
4 days ago3 min read


Self-Awareness in Leadership: How Coaching Helps You Lead from How You’re Wired
I used to think that being a professional meant I had to perform the same way as everyone else. Late nights, early mornings, busy schedules—just push through. That’s what everyone does, right? But over time, I realized something important: I am a morning person. And I am the only one in my household who functions best that way. At work, most of us ignore these natural patterns. We schedule meetings when we’re drained, make big decisions when our minds are foggy, and wonder wh
Ayelet Shrem
4 days ago2 min read


Emotions Aren't Soft: Career Decision-Making & Leadership Development Guide
Emotions Aren't soft, And they are not to be observed as “good” or “bad”. 📢 They are flag posts that point out to what you care deeply about and what you need. Emotions are information. Neglecting to tune in means you are neglecting to make informed decisions. Researchers like Bechara and Damasio proposed that our emotional/bodily (“somatic”) signals play a Crucial Guiding Role in decision-making, especially in complex, real-life decisions where the outcomes are uncertain (
Ayelet Shrem
6 days ago1 min read
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