Joanna Stokes

Joanna Stokes

How I Used the Wheel of Life to Sort Myself Out

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You don’t have to fix every part of your life at once. Real change happens when you focus on one area at a time. I used the Wheel of Life to take stock, chose where to start, and over five years transformed my health, relationships, business, and finances. This simple exercise can help you see what matters most and decide your next step.

Stop telling, start asking

Stop telling, start asking. How to help your team solve their own problems. Image of sign with the word ASK in red

If you want a confident, independent team, stop jumping in with the answers. This article explores why stepping back and asking better questions is one of the simplest and most effective shifts you can make as a leader – and how to start doing it. Includes a free download of powerful questions you can use in everyday work conversations.

Breaking free from the Drama Triangle at work

Breaking free of drama triangle at work. Triangle showing roles of victim, rescuerer and persecutor

Ever find yourself fixing other people’s problems at work, getting blamed for things that aren’t your fault, or feeling stuck in a loop of frustration with the same colleagues? You might be caught in the Drama Triangle - without even realising it.

This simple but powerful model explains why certain workplace dynamics keep repeating. Once you spot it, you can start breaking the cycle - for good.