RESILIENCE FOR PEAK PERFORMANCE

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Juan Coto, leadership business coach and mental trainer for elite athletes, shares with us how resilience is the key to peak performance and a training framework to become more resilient Peak performance is a term traditionally used in the elite sporting arena which is used more and more in the business world. Peak performance is the “ability to perform at the top range of your abilities independently of the circumstances”. We all have experienced those moments of being “in the zone” which I describe as feeling: energised, committed, confident and carefree. Those moments tend to occur when the circumstances are […]

RIDLER REPORT: FINANCIALLY BASED EVALUATION OF COACHING STILL EXCEPTION – NOT RULE

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The latest Ridler Report finds most organisations evaluate coaching against individual clients’ objectives. Just a few organisations measure the financial return on their investment in coaching. Clive Mann explores why, in the last in a series of articles featuring themes from the 6th Ridler Report The most commonly used measure to evaluate coaching is “subjective evaluation against individual coaching assignment objectives”, according to the 6th Ridler Report. Some 74 per cent of organisations said they often or always used this measure. This method of evaluation, now known as ‘Return on Expectations’, involves the client setting objectives, in consultation with their […]