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Coaching and Consulting skills – Limiting beliefs, approaches to helping and marketing consultancy

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This requires you to listen carefully to what is being said and to observe non-verbal communication that might suggest that there is something else to consider. A good example of a limiting belief comes from running. When people didn’t believe a person could run a mile in under four minutes – this became a limiting belief.

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New Leadership Development Programme from the Managing Partners’ Forum – Consensus through Collaboration

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There are four core modules and two optional modules: Core Modules Components Facilitator Emotional Intelligence – The skills that matter most for effective leadership Use EQ to lead, engage and succeed as quickly and as powerfully as possible Addresses self-awareness, emotional regulation, adaptability and persuasive communication EQ-I 2.0

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Soft skills revisited – with a leadership perspective

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This article “Soft skills revisited – with a leadership perspective” has just been published on Lexology. Maybe the anxiety of communicating across the ether led people back into push communications and output rather than input mode.

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Research update on the most in-demand soft skills

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Video) (kimtasso.com) ) C-suite skills that matter most In August 2022, Harvard Business Review published an article on succession that addressed the C-suite skills that matter most. (I used the “Worry monster” to explain soft skills previously: What are soft skills? And why are they so important?

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Leadership conversation skills: SCARF model of neuroscience in social interactions, collaboration and relationships

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I first mentioned SCARF in an article about neuroscience and leadership Leadership: Lessons from Star Trek and Neuroscience – Kim Tasso back in 2012. There David Rock talked about the neuroscience of leadership – the need to still your mind, improve emotional regulation, watch non-verbal signals and take care with feedback.

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Telephone skills: Anxiety, voice, etiquette and the client experience

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All communications were disrupted during lockdown – the telephone once again became a valuable means of communications in the absence of face-to-face meetings. For less experienced people, the telephone is a medium where – as it is a truly interactive mode of communication – there was little control and more uncertainty.

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Change Management – Heads, Hearts and Hands

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Sometimes a simple shift in how we think (as we do when we reframe Two big guns of communication – face time and reframing (kimtasso.com) ) leads to changes in our behaviour, which in turn elicits different emotions, reactions and behaviours in others. And what you need to change before urging others to change.