Having conversations about hope actually enables hope! However, is does depend upon the approach you take. Fostering a sense of community and exploring how to feel more confident are relevant too.
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How hopeful are you right now? What normally enables you to feel hopeful? Hopeful people and teams find it easier to imagine and discuss options, choices and possibilities, which enables improved decision making.
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The quality of the Leadership Coaching you have, has an impact upon your Corporate reputation. A significant element of Coaching is about exploring your decision making, getting this right has multiple benefits across the whole Organisation.
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Leadership coaching is probably the most important requirement right now! Leaders need professional support to navigate their thoughts and feelings about the volume of activities they are engaged with and how to make great decisions about how to achieve them.
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To have a successful experience with Leadership Coaching then it is vital that you find ways to engage in the process and conversations. If you’re currently struggling with this, then have a read and see what might you need to do more of.
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There are many people and professions that call themselves Coaches and I’m concerned that this is confusing for people!
A Leadership question, predominantly asks open questions to support a Leader to resolve their own challenges…. read on to find out more.
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There are many benefits to having a Resilient Career such as improved emotional health, perspective, acceptance and optimism. These will lead to a significant shift in your overall attitude and mindset, which is at the heart of Resilience.
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How do you generally handle setbacks? How have you handled setbacks in your career?
Career Resilience is about understanding there will be failures and enabling the habit of learning from them.
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Developing a Resilient Career requires a lot of learning. it’s about defining and honing your Purpose and ensuring you find ways to keep your “eye on the prize”. And, of course, it’s also about adaptability!
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