Andrew Horder, Author at Joyful Genius Coaching

August 29, 20210Comments

How to get paid for having fun

I'm often asked how to get paid for having fun. After all, that's what Joyful Genius is all about isn't it - love what you do for a living, make

by Andrew Horder

Alignment

Authentic genius

Step Into Genius

August 15, 20210Comments

Getting paid for your Genius

Getting paid for your genius has always been a massive theme of my work. I start from the premise that the reason you've been gifted a unique Genius is so

August 1, 20210Comments

How to make work enjoyable

How to make work enjoyable How to make work enjoyable is one of the big questions facing the world today. So many people have fallen into the trap of believing,

July 18, 20210Comments

Why you forget to be brilliant

I often talk about why you forget to be brilliant. There are two sides to it: the bits you don't forget, and the bits you do. Let me explain. Remembering to

June 27, 20210Comments

Performance for solo practitioners

I'm often asked what's the difference between performance for solo practitioners and the pretence that I'm so opposed to? Performance for solo practitioners is not playing a role When you hear talk

June 6, 20210Comments

Pretence is no Defence

We spend a lot of time pretending to be who we think other people ought to expect us to be - but that pretence is no defence against them criticising

May 23, 20210Comments

How to be brilliant

Deep down you know you’re brilliant, don’t you? When you allow yourself to do what you do best, in the way that you do it best, you are brilliant. And yet one

May 2, 20210Comments

The Joy of Work

If for you, the whole concept of the Joy of Work is just so weird that it almost makes you laugh, you need read on. Why the Joy of Work matters The

April 18, 20210Comments

Don’t be a Joy Stealer be a Joy Sharer

In a post 10 years ago (where did that decade go!?), I talked about the type of person I call a Joy Stealer. A lot of my thinking has moved

April 4, 20210Comments

Don’t JUST do what comes naturally

Why you can't JUST do what comes naturally ... Do what comes naturally? While this seems on the face of it to be great advice, there's a lot more to it than

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