Anneli Blundell

24 March 2015

What your feet tell us about your feelings

Anneli Blundell

24 March 2015

Paying attention to the position of people’s feet gives us a lot of information about their internal feelings.

Anneli Blundell

17 March 2015

When you shouldn't start with why

Anneli Blundell

17 March 2015

If however, you want to understand the why of others then it’s best not to start with the actual word ‘why’

Anneli Blundell

10 March 2015

Can’t hear you I need to pee!

Anneli Blundell

10 March 2015

Why is it when you desperately need to pee you can’t hear what someone is saying?

Anneli Blundell

3 March 2015

Tell me if I’ve got spinach in my teeth!

Anneli Blundell

3 March 2015

You’re in a meeting with the regional department heads from across the country. Your boss walks in and is about to begin the meeting. You look up and notice she has spinach in her teeth.

Anneli Blundell

27 February 2015

But that’s not what I meant!!

Anneli Blundell

27 February 2015

Quite frankly it doesn't matter what you meant, it only matters what the other person heard.

Anneli Blundell

17 February 2015

What’s your Communication Contract?

Anneli Blundell

17 February 2015

The tricky part of Communication Contracts is that they are often unconscious and therefore unexpressed

Anneli Blundell

17 February 2015

Random occurrence or grist for the mill?

Anneli Blundell

17 February 2015

When I’m working with clients, either one on one or in groups, I pay a lot of attention to what’s happening in the general space.

Anneli Blundell

17 February 2015

Why the ‘Why’ matters in influencing behaviour

Anneli Blundell

17 February 2015

I’ve been flying for most of my adult life… without monitoring the exits, knowing how to open them and reading the safety card with any real intent to understand or remember it.

Anneli Blundell

17 February 2015

My expectation of you is my experience of you

Anneli Blundell

17 February 2015

The people around us, our colleagues, our friends, our partners and our children are all impacted by our beliefs about what they are capable of… for better or for worse.

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