Scott’s world is one where enormous possibilities abound, shaped by a deep sense of purpose.

Be it in a business environment or in other aspects of his life Scott believes very strongly in walking the talk. His personal mission is helping others achieve their potential, a thread that weaves through the fabric of his interactions and the many projects he undertakes.

Scott’s coaching is characterised by the candour of his message and the enthusiasm with which he operates. He can be relied upon to introduce fresh ideas to improve the current situation and to facilitate positive outcomes for stakeholders.

The businesses Scott works with are challenged to define the values which best represent them and the way they interact with others. The values to which Scott aspires are –

•   Fairness– which Scott defines as giving more than one receives
•   Integrity– to be able to meet the gaze of the person in the mirror
•   Contribution– to make the world a better place for being here

Scott’s I.D.™  is 7635, a profile characterised by problem solving, keeping things real and finding a better way. Scott's Money Personality Profile is "Owl" (related to careful consideration of strategic options), with secondary influence "Labrador" (interested in securing good outcomes).

The yellow flag

Scott’s personal symbol is represented by the coming together of two significant elements, being the colour yellow and the flag.

Yellow is the primary colour of joy and brings out creativity, expressiveness and social strengths. Yellow produces a warming effect, arouses cheerfulness, stimulates mental activity and generates muscle energy. Pure yellow is an attention getter, a sacred colour of the Chinese. Yellow symbolises wisdom and power.

Yellow is also the distinctive colour of the jersey worn by the leader of the world's greatest bike race, the Tour de France. To wear the maillot jaune during the race is a great honour and the leader's team will go to great lengths to assist their rider to retain the jersey. As a keen cyclist, Scott has come to appreciate the history associated with the Tour’s most significant symbol.

Flags have always been associated with leadership, direction and aspiration. In days gone by, soldiers were guided in battle by the royal colours proudly held aloft by a standard bearer at the monarch’s side. The deep symbolism of flags continues to this day. So much can be communicated by the simple act of raising, lowering or holding a flag at half mast. Whilst in the Queensland University Regiment, Scott participated in a parade to commemorate the changing over of the regimental colours and a ceremony to lay up the old flags in Emmanuel College Chapel.

This particular flag is especially suited to helping others discern direction, shaped as it is to pick up even subtle changes in prevailing elements.