WEBINAR:  Growth Mindset For Success

When it comes to determining what makes us successful in our lives or career, “innate ability” is a woefully poor predictor of success.   After all, were any of us actually born with the skills and aptitude needed to become a great lawyer/doctor/accountant etc?  Recent research has suggested that a better predictor of success in any chosen field is our ability to apply a “growth mindset”.   Put simply, growth mindset is the belief that we can develop skill and talent in any field we choose. 

The great news is that each of us can learn to develop and apply a growth mindset.  In this webinar Phil Cox will help you to identify whether your mindset is fixed or growth, and will help you to understand how to develop a growth mindset. ​

Phil Cox

Whether working with individuals or teams, Phil draws on his experiences and learning from the fields of individual & group development, counselling, psychotherapy, and change management.  His counselling training, and subsequent practice as an integrative counsellor, means that he brings a psychologically-informed approach to his work.

We all need to have a sense of purpose and meaning. It brings a richness to our lives – at home and at work.  When purpose and meaning are missing, this can have a detrimental effect on our sense of identity, and – with it – our ability to thrive.  Phil’s focus is on helping others to explore their life purpose and sense of identity; to consider how these bring meaning – and resilience –to their work; and to find ways (such as ‘job crafting’) to achieve alignment of their personal and professional identity.

For over 20 years Phil has held UK and international HR and Leadership Development roles in a variety of organisations; most notably Panasonic, KPMG and PwC.  He started his career as a graduate trainee for M&S, where he became one of their youngest store managers.

These days he works with a range of organisations across many sectors – professional services, retail, financial services, education, pharma and the public sector.  When not working he can usually be found behind the wheel of his 1978 campervan, dragging his family around the UK with him.