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Being around people shouldn’t require a degree in psychology. But here you are - intelligent, competent, successful… and still finding yourself blindsided by behaviour that just doesn't make sense: The silences, manipulation, power-play, and dick-swinging drama that shouldn't have to be part of your bloody remit.​

 

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"It’s not an exaggeration to say that Clark’s programme will change your life. It’s intellectually rigorous but with real-world application and practical exercises to stretch and develop your new skills along the way. The goal? To stop you from making the same mistakes. To see what’s really going on.

 

And to own the space you stand in.

 

A highly qualified and experienced coach, Clark prefers to describe himself as a teacher. The lessons are enormously rewarding. Encompassing psychology and classical philosophy, he uses archetypes to form the framework for each session, following up afterwards with a personalised written report and a visually engaging reminder of what we covered. Although the concepts sometimes hurt my brain (!) Clark is a gentle and supportive guide, showing me the relevance of each lesson to how I live my life.

 

Every week, he has encouraged me to experiment with new ways of thinking and being, helping me to recognise patterns in my own behaviour and question… well, pretty much everything – my values, my beliefs, my choices, my conscience, my sense of self. If you’re stuck or frustrated in your life, your work or both, have a chat with Clark. I’m sure he can help. And if you commit to embark on this journey of self-discovery with him, you’ll never be the same again. In a good way."​

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KK - Creative Media Professional 

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The Frustration​

Most coaching speaks to you as a singular entity, separate from the chaotic, messy, unpredictable world you inhabit. It suggests that if you tweak your mindset enough, you’ll slot into some pre-greased groove the universe has had prepared for you all your life. The truth is, you don’t live in a vacuum. You show up as part of a tribe - a group with their own rules, rhythms, and codes. And that means you're navigating:

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  • Shifting alliances

  • Hidden motives and vested interests

  • People who guard their status like a wounded animal

  • People who either fold under pressure, or escalate conflict

  • And those who demand you stay small while they act without consequence

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No wonder you’re exhausted - you're trying to handle chaos with tools meant for comfort, not clarity.

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​​​​​​​The Answer

I work alongside media professionals, business owners, and high-level executives, to uncover aspects of their character they never previously revealed to the world, maybe even to themselves. It's not a matter of making you feel good about yourself, or motivating you to do more of what you're already doing. Nor is it about turning you into something you're not. My work assumes you already know more than you're currently willing to act on. It's about knowing what to do, how to act - even under pressure, and doing it.

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Anyone can feel capable when circumstances are favourable. But how often is that the case? Our work begins when it matters - when responsibility is heavy, decisions are costly, and the room is full of noise.

 

I work with people whose decisions affect others as much as themselves, to enable them to see what is actually happening, strip away bullshit, and act from their own judgment rather than reflex, expectation, or social pressure. The work is calm, precise, and uncompromising. We don’t chase feelings. Our aim is simple: fewer illusions, better decisions, and conduct you can stand behind - even if it costs something.

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If you’re serious about reclaiming clarity and autonomy - not just feeling better, you’re in the right place.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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