The approach
Understanding first. Then change that lasts.
Most people already know roughly what they want to do differently. What gets in the way is rarely information — it is habit, assumption and the pace of the working week.
My work starts by slowing that down. Together we look honestly at how you think, decide and relate to others, then turn that understanding into a small number of changes you can actually sustain.
I work independently, which means no fixed programme to sell you. Every piece of work is shaped around the person, the team and the situation in front of me.
What I do
Four ways of working together
Licensed practitioner
Insights Discovery profiling
A simple, memorable language for how people prefer to think and communicate. Each person receives a personal profile, and we use it to open honest conversations about preference, blind spots and how a team really works together.
Cool Blue
Precise, deliberate, questioning
Earth Green
Caring, patient, relationship-led
Sunshine Yellow
Sociable, expressive, energising
Fiery Red
Direct, decisive, results-driven
How it works
A clear, unhurried process
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An opening conversation
A free, no-obligation call to understand what is going on and whether I am the right person to help.
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Shaping the work
We agree the goal, the number of sessions, how we will measure progress and who else needs to be involved.
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The sessions themselves
Regular, confidential conversations — online or in person — with practical work between each one.
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Review and next steps
We take stock of what has changed, what is still to do, and how you keep going without me.
What people say afterwards
I came in wanting to be better at difficult conversations and left understanding why I had been avoiding them. Six months on, my team notices the difference.
Jonathan facilitated our away day with a very light touch. Everyone spoke, including the people who normally do not, and we left with decisions rather than a list.
The Insights profile gave us shared language. Months later people still refer back to it when a conversation starts to go sideways.