This is the fourteenth and the last in a collection of Stories of Evenhood. ‘Allegory of the Spoons’ underlines the importance of developing a new culture in which you are encouraged to be yourself and you are valued for who you are.

The thirteenth in a collection of Stories of Evenhood. ‘Humpty Dumpty’ underlines the importance of sticking with everything you learn across these coaching exercises and using them in your everyday life so that you can maintain your resilience at all times.

The twelfth in a collection of Stories of Evenhood. Scoring a Goal brings together your resilient resources in one single, simple, accessible record.

This is the eleventh in a collection of Stories of Evenhood. ‘Being You’ brings together all the tools that you’ve encountered through the Stories of Evenhood that you’ve heard so far so that you can go through a series of coaching exercises to help you strengthen your resilience and perform to your best.

The tenth in a collection of Stories of Evenhood. ‘Job Interview’ focuses on the benefit you get from feeling purposeful and using your skills, talents and abilities to the best extent possible.

The ninth in a collection of Stories of Evenhood, ‘Mindful Snacking’ explores the value of being mindful. This powerful but extraordinarily simple tool of mindful reflection can help you work out how the various environments that you encounter in your daily life have an impact on your overall sense of personal resilience.

The eighth in a collection of Stories of Evenhood. ‘Sam’s Story’ and will help you bring together many of the things you’ve heard about in my previous Stories of Evenhood and turn them into actionable tools that you can use to strengthen your own resilience.

The Story of "Bob's Plate of Cakes And Your Four Brains!" is the seventh in a collection of Stories of Evenhood. This story helps you discover how you can learn to think differently to help you improve how resilient you feel in situations that you currently find challenging. You will also learn about how an evenhood mindset can help you develop an understanding and appreciation of the diverse ways that people think.

The sixth in a collection of Stories of Evenhood. The Fisher King will show you how easy it can be to give and get support for resilience.

This is the fifth story from the collection of Stories of Evenhood. It’s called ‘Theo’ and it shines a light on the meaning of privilege and prejudice and shows how a culture of evenhood can help create a more resilient society.

This is the fourth story from the collection of Stories of Evenhood. It will help you explore the meaning of resilience from your personal perspective.

The third in a collection of Stories of Evenhood. Helping you work out the difference between a culture that requires you to 'fit in' and a resilient culture that encourages you to be yourself and values you as you are.

The second in a collection of Stories of Evenhood. This story will help you explore what resilience really is; why it is more about your environment and less about you; and, how you can strengthen your own resilience and support other people too.

The first in a collection of Stories of Evenhood. This story is called "You", because it's about you! And it invites you to reflect on how much effort you make to 'fit in' at work, university, school, socially and elsewhere. Does this effort to 'fit in' have an impact on your personal resilience? If so, these Stories of Evenhood are just what you need.