Description
Book SynopsisPhil Renshaw started his career in international banking and treasury, going on to become a Finance
Director in the IT sector. Then he tuned into the fact that people, and hence people skills, generate the numbers. And with that insight, he launched a new career. He is now a management and executive coach, leadership development facilitator and an expert in the value of international assignments.
Jenny Robinson has worked all over the world; been kidnapped (yes, but it wasn't that serious); driven through the Borneo jungle as her commute to work; and learnt to be effective in the normal office environments of Asia, Europe, America and Africa. She works on leadership development and as a mindfulness coach to senior executives.
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1 First things first: chocks away!
- Chapter 2 Giving feedback: revving up
- Chapter 3 Being present: lift-off
- Chapter 4 Using Pause-Points: wheels up
- Chapter 5 Building trust and rapport: soaring high
- Chapter 6 Creating awareness: facing air turbulence
- Chapter 7 Changing perspective: admiring the view from 35,000 feet
- Chapter 8 Understanding through empathy: maintaining your altitude
- Chapter 9 Succeeding together: onward and upward
- Chapter 10 Creating actions to move forward: smooth landings
- Chapter 11 Learning to learn: time for reflection
- Chapter 12 More about YOU
- Chapter 13 More about OTHERS
- Chapter 14 More great TOOLS
- Chapter 15 More about ‘IS IT WORKING?’
- Chapter 16 More about PROFESSIONAL COACHING
- Before you disembark
- Appendix: Coaching competencies
