Knowing who we are.
Transforming the way we live.
Waking up to what remains.
For more than thirty years I have walked alongside people and organisations. I now bring that knowledge and experience together in a single movement: observing the pattern, changing what depends on it, and discovering what lies submerged beneath it.
Most of what we do today wasn't decided today. It was decided very early, by a pattern we learned so well that we stopped seeing it as a choice, and started calling it our personality. Enneagram, coaching, relationships, leadership and spirituality are not five subjects. They are five distances from which to look at the same thing.
Which personality type are you?
The Enneagram describes nine ways of working, and most people recognise themselves in one of them. Here you compare short sentences and mark the one most like you and the one least like you. At the end the test tells you your type, what it explains about your habits and your relationships, and where to go next.
There are three ways in. They all lead to the same place.
Know yourself
Understand who you are, your patterns, and the way you relate.
Enneagram
Nine ways of seeing the world, and a chance to start seeing past them.
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Personality
What formed early, proved useful, and then forgot it had ever been a choice.
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Relationships
Where the pattern shows most clearly: in what we repeat with different people.
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Leadership
A team doesn't follow what the leader says. It follows what the leader does under pressure.
ExploreChange yourself
Consciously change how you live, act and relate.
Coaching
A process with a beginning, a middle and an end, aimed at a concrete result.
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Mentoring
Long-term support for someone who knows the way and needs someone who has walked it.
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Personal and professional development
The long work, for people who don't want a course but a path.
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Teams and organisations
A culture is the sum of the patterns nobody has said out loud.
ExploreWake up
Discover what you are beyond the personality.
Miracles (almost)
Every Day
A practical guide based on A Course in Miracles, first written in European Portuguese and now available in English. Seventeen practical chapters that take its principles from theory into experience, above all in relationships.
Where to begin
I won't ask what you're looking for in the catalogue. I'll ask what brought you here today, and suggest three places, not twenty.
António Cordeiro
He was born in Coimbra, grew up in a village in central Portugal, founded a rugby club at thirteen, took a degree in physical education, went to the United States to study sports management, almost got married, founded and ran a chain of restaurants, got married, had a beautiful son, then a beautiful daughter, meditated, gave up everything he knew how to do professionally in order to study why we repeat what we don't want to repeat, wrote his first book, then the second, went deeper into the Enneagram, studied A Course in Miracles, went to Mexico, got divorced, immersed himself in the practice of the Course, met Andrea, wrote his fourth book, prepared the fifth, and completed the adaptation and translation of ACIM for Portugal. When people ask him what he does, he gets confused. He usually answers: mental reprogramming assistant. He says he is going to start adding “… with AI”.
Gatherings around the book and the Course, in Portugal.
Event: Lisbon | Portugal
Event: Anadia | Portugal
