Tag: behaviour

#Coaching2Connect Twitter Q & A hosted by SACAP

Post author By Sunny Stout-Rostron Associates
Post date March 17, 2019
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Last month, we participated in a Twitter Q & A session on the topic of how coaching plays a role in your being or becoming more of a “people person”. The Twitter talk was hosted by SACAP, the South African College of Applied Psychology. What follows are SACAP’s questions and my answers (which you can […]

Tags authenticity, behaviour, behavioural patterns, body language, coaching and diversity, coaching and technology, emotional intelligence, interpersonal relationships, interpersonal skills, organisational politics, self-awareness, self-confidence, self-limiting beliefs

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Achieving Your Desired Outcomes

Post author By Sunny Stout-Rostron Associates
Post date August 13, 2013
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This article is adapted from Sunny Stout Rostron’s new book, Business Coaching Wisdom and Practice: Unlocking the Secrets of Business Coaching (2009) which is available from Knowledge Resources (www.knowres.co.za) The focus of the coaching conversation is to help the client work towards achieving their desired outcomes. It is in this process of reflection, where coach […]

Tags Adler, behaviour, experiential learning, Freud, goal setting, goals, ICF, International Coach Federation, motivation, performance, values