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Making good

What are the roles of coaching and mentoring in addressing the biggest challenges of the 21st century? In this three-part series, Neil Scotton and Alister Scott explore possible

Viewpoint – Cultural mapping

Professor Peter Hawkins In tough times, coaching buyers expect fast results. But how can we get them to appreciate the long-term benefits? Coaching has established itself

TroubleShooter – Cutting your losses?

A company’s strong coaching offer may now be in jeopardy as the organisation looks to make significant reductions in its L&D budget. How can coaching boss James prove

After my own heart

Continuing our series looking at coaching tools and techniques, Coaching at Work road-tests the HeartMath system 1 The tool What is it? The HeartMath system is a combination

Toolbox – Revealing all

This column is aimed at managers who coach and at those who train them This issue: Adopting coaching as a management style – how to introduce your new approach to your

Research matters – Why are ethics the right thing?

Coaches face moral decisions every day, yet within these dilemmas lies the path to coaching excellence. Janet Laffin and Stephanie Sturges, senior lecturers at Sheffield Hallam

Global villager

If anyone knows how to make things happen, it’s Zulfi Hussain MBE. From role-modelling disadvantaged youngsters, to championing cross-cultural working and bringing Eastern

Perspectives – There is no wall

Stuart Haden What do you do when you hit a wall? Cut through your perceptions and coach yourself past it
 I’ve been competing in ultramarathons for the past three years.

Myth buster – We’re only human

ABOODI SHABI ‘Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, the philosophy which does not laugh and the greatness which does not bow before children’ 
Kahlil Gibran I

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