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— Eileen Hutchinson
Developing the Skills to Navigate Workplace Pressure Pressure is part of working life. Whether managing competing priorities, navigating change, responding to challenging situations or maintaining professional relationships, individuals can experience periods when the...
Knowing your subject is not the same as knowing how to help others learn it. Effective training involves more than presenting information. It requires an understanding of how people learn, the ability to create engaging learning experiences and the confidence to...
Turning Workplace Tension into an Opportunity for Growth Conflict is an inevitable part of working with other people. Different personalities, perspectives, expectations, values, and communication styles can sometimes lead to tension or disagreement. While conflict...
Developing the confidence to communicate clearly, express your needs and build more effective working relationships. How we communicate influences the quality of our working relationships, how we handle difficult conversations and how confidently we express our views....
Understanding your approach to life, work, and relationships is an important step towards greater self-awareness, authenticity and meaningful change. Last month, I wrote about how my work is evolving and the importance of becoming truly yourself. It sounds simple...
There are some books that give you information, and there are others that make you look at yourself a little differently. Your Body Is Your Brain by Amanda Blake belongs firmly in the second category. I listened to this book on Audible, and I found its central idea...
Book Review: The Tyranny of Shoulds — Reclaiming Your Life from Expectations There are books that offer techniques for becoming more productive, more successful, or more disciplined. Then there are books that challenge the very foundation upon which those goals are...
Why Mattering by Jennifer Breheny Wallace Feels Like the Book We Need Right Now There are some books that entertain. Some books that inform. And then there are books that arrive at exactly the right moment, quietly holding up a mirror to the emotional realities of...
A personal overview of the Master’s Diploma in Executive Coaching & Mentoring. The ILM Level 7 Diploma in Executive and Senior Level Coaching and Mentoring is the highest level coaching qualification available. In academic terms, it is a postgraduate qualification accredited by ILM. I talk about the unconscious part of exceptional coaching and mentoring.
Personal tuition and coaching during the programme will support you in understanding how the unconscious part of what we do can make the difference between exceptional and good practice.
If you are looking to develop the next phase in your career, perhaps by enhancing your existing skills or using your success to help others fulfil their potential, this could be for you.
Join me for a Q&A session on the 22nd of November. Registration details are on the last slide of this presentation.
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