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My personal reflections whilst walking in Alexandra Park

Posted by ALEX PAPWORTH on December 8, 2020 at 5:52pm in Parks and wildlife, palaces and communal spaces

I have been writing in a blog on Medium for a while and have written some reflections whilst walking around the park.

These might be of interest to other locals so I thought I would share some here. I have taken photos to acompany words which you might recognize.

Reflections on one of the old oaks

Lessons from a walk in the park

A parrot (parakeet) and a man going to the limit

Adapting in an uncertain environment

I am a coach and am being trained in using nature to facilitate increased self awareness and transformation. I try to share my experiences to be a role model.

I am particularly interested in improving team and organisational performance by using conflict and emotions as a feedback mechanism to adapt and grow. I help develop practices that make this safe for everyone.

If this interests you, you can read more about me on LinkedIn here. Or contact me directly.

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