
Tuesday, 26 August 2008
Knowing Yourself to Understand Others

Sunday, 17 August 2008
Energy Reach
I know the weeds will come rushing through again, especially with the changeable weather we're having, but it was great being outside soaking up the sun while doing the gardening.
The only problem is that I know feel exhausted after so much physical work (while not being very fit!). At times like this I use a NLP techniques to re-energise myself and thought I would share this with you.
It only takes about 3-5 minutes and is a great exercise to do every morning to ensure that you've got bags of energy to carry you through the day.
Here goes:
Imagine that your body is being pulled up from the top of your spine by a very strong silken cord.
When you feel that you have stretched as far as you can, stretch just a little bit more - you always can! Feel your body strengthen and lengthen. While you're doing this, remind yourself of all the great goals you're reaching for. Maybe it's the promotion you want; the new job; the improved relationship; a great physique - you name it!
Hold the position for about 20 seconds and then release. As you release breath out looooonnnnnng and slow.
Repeat two more times or for as many times as you like.
I find this exercise really energising - I hope you do too!
Have a great week.Eve
Sunday, 10 August 2008
Take Action..........
A wise person once told me that, in every person's life, there is a moment when the awareness of their destiny bursts, like a bubble, onto the surface of their conscious mind.

Take action now!
Monday, 14 April 2008
Moving away from the Conditioned Mind

I’ve heard it myself dozens of time and even said it. But this time, it got me thinking that each one of us lives in our own unique world, really. The way we perceive and experience things are unique to us and no-one else. We are conditioned by the way we grew up, by the values and beliefs we develop as part of our environment (people and things), by the limitations we were given or adopted, by the emotions we experience, by the attitudes, and opinions we experience. So you see, this conditioning affects everything we do and our every outlook on life. It’s a kind of distortion, similar to looking through a curved window.
With over 6 billion people in the world, that’s a lot of individual worlds and a lot of curved windows!
The effect on our Potential
This conditioning, the way in which we see things, makes us believe that that’s the way things are, and has an effect on how we perceive ourselves. As you can imagine, this distortion can have a huge impact on whether we are able to reach our maximum potential.
Recognising this effect is a huge first step to being able to make any changes necessary to break through any barriers (or distortions). We can now start to see things in a different light. We start to understand the impact these beliefs, values, emotion, attitudes and opinions have had on our own decisions and why they have often felt incongruent to us. When this happens a phenomenal thing happens. Things click into place. Any anger that we experience starts to drift away because we now understand why we feel angry – we understand that the conditioning has distorted our views. Our experience of life improves, and keeps on improving!
We are able to shake off the shackles of our conditioning and continue to grow and improve – to reach our maximum potential. It might seem a bit frightening at first because it’s sometimes easier to stay as we are, to continue to accept our conditioning and all of the limitations that it holds for us. There’s an element of security in that conditioning.
But if you want to make changes in your life, take advantage of this learning. Recognise that you have the power within you to Be MORE – Do MORE – Achieve MORE.
We all have within us the potential to be our very, very best. We just need to take a little bit of a risk now and then to step outside of our comfort zone and to experience the freedom it can give us.
Take Action
1. Look at areas in your life where your perception may be distorted by your conditioning and make a list.
2. What one thing can you do today to change the effect the conditioning has had on you?
3. Be bold – be adventurous! Make the change today, and tomorrow, and every day after that. It only takes approximately 21 days to change a habit.
4. Then come back to this blog and share your experience with us.
At Quantum Coaching and Consulting we work with people to help them understand and re-evaluate their conditioning, so that they are able to make lasting changes. If there’s anything that’s holding you back, give us a call to see how we can help you help yourself!
Email: enquiries@qccgroup.com
Tel: 0044 207 193 1055
Tuesday, 25 March 2008
Welcome to the Quantum Coaching Group

This is the first post in the new Quantum Coaching Group blog.
In this blog, we aim to share the wealth of benefits that you can gain from accessing your own personal lifeskills, and open your eyes to other lifeskills that you can learn. We totally believe that, within each and every one of us, we have our own personal armoury of lifeskills with which we can make whatever change we want to happen, actually happen.
We will talk about the tools and techniques we use in our coaching business, Quantum Coaching and Consulting Limited, and share insights into the world of coaching – both personal and executive coaching.
We offer a range of services including:
- Executive/Business Coaching
- Personal Coaching
- Careers Coaching
- Retirement Coaching
- NLP Coaching
- Team Coaching
- Personal and Professional Develoment
- Goal Setting and Motivation
- Stress Management
- Creating Work/Life Balance
- Workshop
- Meeting Facilitation
- New Business Startup
- Mediation
- Consultancy
To start with, however, we’d like to introduce ourselves so that you can get to know us:
My name is Eve Grace-Kelly, and I’m the Managing Director of Quantum Coaching and Consulting Limited. The other founding member is Vinden Grace.
We are qualified Life/Personal and Business Coaches.
Eve: In my career to date, I’ve worked for some of the leading blue-chip companies in the world (Fidelity Investments, NatWest Life, Legal and General, National Power, Lloyds Bank, Glaxo SmithKline, Northrop Grummon, EUROCONTROL, Sainsburys, KPMG).
I’m told I’m a natural entrepreneur (my mind’s always brimming with new ideas – I sleep with a notebook and pen beside my bed for those moments when I wake up with more ideas!), and together with my husband, Vinden, we set up and ran our own IT recruitment company and management consultancy. As such, we’ve got first-hand experience of the types of challenges faced by small and growing businesses.
I’m truly passionate about the benefits that coaching can bring to people from all walks of life. Having a 'can-do' attitude, I like to inject enthusiasm into my clients and give them the confidence needed to achieve what they want out of life or their career. I definitely 'walk the talk' and believe that we all have the ability to unlock our true potential.
Vinden: Vinden is a keen academic, successfully graduating with a degree in business studies (from Warwick University) and a master's degree in computer information systems (Boston University). He definitely shares my entrepreneurial spirit! He has great empathy with small business owners and the types of challenges they face. Having recently developed an online membership site, he is at the cutting edge of internet business development.
Vinden is a strong communicator and his unique ability to adapt has helped him build strong relationships within diverse teams across various organisations.
We also have a number of associates in various specialisations that we call upon depending on the needs of our clients.
We all look forward to blogging for you about personal and corporate coaching, and giving you great tips and techniques in how to get what you want out of your life.
If you have any specific requests, let us know by emailing us at mailto:enquiries@qccgroup.com?subject=QCC
Have a great day,
Eve Grace-Kelly
Managing Director
Visit our website at www.qccgroup.com