Space to think, explore entanglements, and gain clarity

Supervision, coaching and learn to listen so you and others can think better

I call my work disentanglement.

I work on a one to one and group basis with people who are often, but not always, in senior roles. Sometimes I act a sounding board, or as a guide, or as a listener or as a thinking partner.  Or all three.  By pausing in your demanding schedules you can focus on priorities, increase clarity through surfacing unspoken thoughts to remove blocks. You could imagine it as slowing right down for a short time to work out what really matters, what’s really happening. If people don’t have time to properly examine their assumptions, doubts, values, decision making and relationships – everything can be more difficult.

People are often surprised at how much new thinking is ignited when they have uninterrupted time through generative attention.

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Work with Meg

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    Supervision

    An appreciative  reflective space to explore your practice, challenge assumptions, ethical dilemmas and do the disentanglement work. One question we explore is “what belongs to you, and what belongs to the system?” Ideal for coaches, therapists, and consultants. See how supervision works.

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    Coaching

    I offer uninterrupted thinking time to grapple with demanding workloads, strategy, stakeholder management and relationships. We start with you, what matters most, your story and how you can be more of yourself to enable others to be more of who they are.  I assume you are full of untapped wisdom and have the ability to work things through. I encourage you and challenge you.

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    Cultivate independent thinking

    If you knew every meeting, every encounter was full of ease, appreciation and encouragement - what would change for you?

    Transform one to one work and group meetings through learning the building blocks and applications of Nancy Klines Ten Components™.

Kind Words

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Meet Meg

Some of the most significant moments in life happen when we are encouraged to think for ourselves. When we’re stuck, it’s tempting to reach for someone else’s answer, and there are plenty of people willing to advise, get involved, help – do your thinking for you. Occasionally when we are stuck; inputs from others can be valuable. More often though, if we’re asked what we really think, even when we’re really small, and given the space to figure it out for ourselves – we uncover thoughts, feelings and assumptions that we didn’t even know were there. Humans are really quite extraordinary and our minds so fascinating.  At the heart of my work is an appreciation for how extraordinary we are and to create a space where people can see that for themselves.

“Humans, we’re bigger on the inside”. Meg Peppin

Give yourself the space to think.

Whether you're navigating a big decision, feeling pulled in too many directions, or simply craving space to think without interruption, a short pause with the right guide can change everything.

If you're interested about what uninterrupted, generative thinking time could unlock for you, let's talk.