Thinking about self-awareness, leadership and coaching

Julia writes, speaks and researches at the intersection of self-awareness, leadership and coaching.

Explore her thinking on self-awareness, leadership, coaching and the realities of working with ourselves and others.

Research
Julia’s work began with her PhD research at the University of Reading, continuing to inform her coaching, supervision, teaching and writing.

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In conversation
Julia regularly discusses self-awareness, leadership and coaching as a guest on podcasts.

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Julia contributes to the conversation about self-awareness, leadership and coaching through articles, interviews and media features.

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News
Julia shares updates on her work, from publications to announcements.

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Events
Julia speaks at conferences, workshops and events on self-awareness, leadership and coaching.

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Julia’s book, You Are Not As Self-Aware As You Think You Are, draws on her PhD research to define what self-awareness actually is, why it matters and how it develops.

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