Coaching and ongoing support with David Caldicott
Work, relationships, confidence, direction. Sometimes they feel like separate problems. Sometimes the same tension runs through all of them. Connect Your Dots is a place to put the pieces together — and work out what to do next.
You might be trying to change your work while your relationships pull you in another direction. You might know what you want and still keep organising your life around something else. Or you might be wearing a version of yourself that once helped you get by, but no longer fits.
You can explain each part. What’s harder is seeing how they connect.
You don’t need to arrive with a neatly defined problem. Bring the situation as it is.
I listen closely to what’s happening — and to the places where what you say, what you want and what you do don’t quite line up.
We look across the parts of your life rather than treating each one as a separate project. I’ll offer connections you may not have considered, ask the question you might be avoiding, and help you test what feels true.
Then we turn that into action: a decision, a conversation, a boundary, or a next step you can actually take. I bring attention, challenge and support. You decide what fits and what you do with it.
Listen closely → notice the pattern → test the connection → face the truth → take a step.
Voices from earlier work
“I had absolutely no idea that a video call with somebody I had never met before could be so powerful.”
— Mike Davison, Facebook recommendation
An experience from earlier coaching work with David, before today’s CYD offers.
Book a free conversationThe method
SAHARA and KIMBA help give the work a shape. We use them where they serve your situation, rather than asking you to fit a framework before we’ve heard your story.
Self-Aware, Honest, Adaptable, Responsible, Authentic. SAHARA is the spine of the engagement — it gives the work a shape and moves you, step by step, out of performance and back into yourself.
Explore SAHARAKinesthetic Internal Memory Balancing Action — parts-work for the deeper layer. Not everyone needs it. It's there when the work calls for it, held inside a coaching frame with clear boundaries.
Explore KIMBAWays to work together
A first conversation. Support that stays with you. Focused work when a transition needs more room.
See ways to workThirty minutes, free. Bring what feels tangled; we’ll explore it and see whether working together makes sense.
A continuing relationship with someone who gets to know your context and helps you think clearly as life changes. Monthly plans from £49.
A single session, a programme or a structured retreat when a transition needs more time and attention.
The dots are already there — the experiences, the instincts, the moments of clarity you filed away and forgot, the parts of you that went quiet because they weren't safe or welcome. The work is connecting them.
Life Albums · A creative expression of Connect Your Dots
A different way to connect your dots. One guided conversation becomes a personalised digital album, with cover artwork and a lyric booklet — a gift for someone you love, or a way to bring your own memories together.
I listen for the moments that matter, then write and direct the songs with AI-assisted music tools and careful human review. You don't need to sing, write songs or become a coaching client.
Explore a Life AlbumWho you'd be working with
David Caldicott's work spans hospitality, the Game of Authenticity, one-to-one coaching and retreats, the novel Time Not Here, and the years of running Shine On Cleans. Different settings, with recurring questions about identity, connection and how we put what matters into practice.
Connect Your Dots brings that experience into a conversation about your life — with attention, honest challenge and support for the steps you choose.
Read David's storyYou don’t have to choose a programme before we’ve spoken. Bring the situation you’re trying to make sense of. We’ll explore it together and see whether this is a useful next step.
Book a free conversation30 minutes · Free · No obligation to continue