Posts Tagged ‘business coaching tips’
Using The Balance Wheel To Achieve Greater Satisfaction
Thursday, August 12th, 2010
Balance wheels are a coaching technique that can help you to assess the condition of your professional and personal life.
By using the wheel, you’ll be able to identify leverage points for creating better balance, greater happiness and satisfaction, and more of what you want. You can hear more about working with the balance wheel in my podcast, Getting The Balance Right.
Tags: business coaching, business coaching tips, career development coach, Executive coaching, life coaching, making positive change, motivation in business, self improvement, work life balance
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Tips for Consultants #1: Understand Why You Are There
Thursday, March 11th, 2010
Sometimes, as a consultant, the ‘reason’ you are asked to get involved in a project isn’t the real reason. Ever had the experience of getting involved with something, and part of the way through glimpsing an alternate reality where the project, and your role in it, is something different than you thought?
Tags: business coaching tips, consulting, group dynamics, leadership in business, negativity at work, office politics, problem solving, Tips for Coaches
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Kate Warren is the founder of Brightlife. She is a leader in the field of personal and professional development, and is a sought-after speaker, teacher, and coach. Kate is passionate about helping people to unlock their personal and professional potential. She is an NLP Master Practitioner, a Certified NLP Coach, a Master of Group Leadership Dynamics, and the U.K.'s first certified WealthyMind™ trainer. In 2008 her business success was recognised when she was invited to join ‘Courvoisier the Future 500’, an elite group of the 500 rising stars of British business.
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