by PTS Psychology | Jul 28, 2015 | Blog, Executive Coaching, Leadership, Leadership Coaching, Leadership Development
Understanding the distinction between ‘authority’ and ‘leadership’ can deliver real results to the bottom line of any organisation. In my work, I treat leadership as both a critical business practice and a research discipline. This has led me to the following...
by PTS Psychology | Jul 14, 2015 | Blog, Executive Coaching, Human Resources, Leadership
Measuring the Return on Investment (ROI) of executive coaching and other leadership development initiatives can be a contentious issue and a challenging task. Nonetheless, this not always the case and it is possible to do it. The easiest way is by asking and...
by PTS Psychology | Jun 1, 2015 | Blog, Executive Coaching, Human Resources, Leadership
Leadership that makes a real difference can only show up when things get tough! To exercise this kind leadership, we need to move beyond resilience and to achieve this, we need to build the adaptive capacity required to thrive in our increasingly demanding global...
by PTS Psychology | May 6, 2015 | Blog, Executive Coaching, Leadership
Yes, a monkey! Our ancestors, from some 4.4 million years ago. Remember? But this isn’t the monkey that I’m talking about today. The monkey I’m referring to is your inner ‘irrational self’, the aspect of human nature which we (supposedly) tame as we grow up to let...
by PTS Psychology | Apr 26, 2015 | Blog, Executive Coaching, Leadership
Some years ago, a prospective client approached me and said that she needed emotional intelligence (EI) coaching. “I have been told that I need to develop more ‘self-regulation’ or ‘emotional control’ “, she said. Self-regulation or emotional control refer to the...
by PTS Psychology | Apr 25, 2015 | Blog, Executive Coaching, Leadership
Yes, it sounds paradoxical – a seemingly contradictory statement which, when investigated, turns out to be true! It’s also a very revealing statement about human nature. The first time I read this quote from Einstein it really made me think. As a young...
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