Patrice Laslett

If you want to know more about yourself in order to move towards the things that matter to you then we can work together. I have worked with people, teams and organisations all around the globe in many different industries and what they had in common was the desire to make the world better by working at their best.

I am currently working with co CEO’s of an investment fund that identifies and invests in mission driven founders working on poverty. Introducing them to the idea of leading in complex challenges and how we need different approaches and different mindsets to achieve desired results and to avoid burning out. I also do the deeper work of coaching using decades of experience in applying the wisdom of your whole self to inform where you would like to head now.

Through coaching, consulting, facilitating, and providing retreats I encourage people and teams to see themselves more clearly and work through the barriers getting in their way. If my clients are up for it we can also incorporate the added value of somatic and energy approaches.

While studying organisational psychology provided a good basis for understanding the mystery of being human, it has been working with the many different people around the world and endeavouring to understand their worlds that has taught me the most. People are mysterious like British crime shows where you never quite know what is coming.

I love to deeply understand how someone is making sense of something and it’s a constant surprise to me that even though I might have thought I knew the answer, the really interesting part is finding out what is actually true.

As a member of the executive leadership team at Cultivating Leadership I love exploring the complexities of leading a global, diverse group of world class coaches and consultants. I am also key faculty on our Growth Edge Coaching workshops training coaches in understanding how to apply adult development theory to make them better listeners and practitioners.

Living amongst beautiful gum trees, with the kangaroos and koalas has taught me a great deal about learning to both be still and to bend with the wind. I also love to play imaginary games with my grandchildren where anything becomes possible.