leadership style

09 Sep
Understanding Human Factors at work
Understanding Human Factors and its impact on the workplace

As humans, we are prone to making mistakes. Human Factors is about making sure that people, tasks, equipment, and the work environment all work well together. It involves understanding and managing the capabilities and limitations of people within their working environment. This is particularly key within complex organisations and systems, or a high-stakes environment where the consequences of errors can be severe...

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19 Aug
internal comms
Let’s Talk: Internal communication really matters

Many of the companies we work with struggle with effective internal communication. The impact this can have on the workplace is significant and is not to be underestimated. Poor communication can lead to confusion, reduced staff engagement, and a weakened company culture, ultimately impacting overall organisational effectiveness and efficiency. So, how can you improve your company's communication?

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21 Jul
CHP 'Rising Stars' Pro noctis
Introducing the ‘Rising Star’ Programme: Empowering Community Health Partnership’s future leaders

Working with Community Health Partnerships (CHP), Pro-Noctis has developed a bespoke leadership development programme aimed at nurturing the next generation of leadership talent within the organisation...

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02 Jul
too many meetings
Let’s not meet: The impact of too many meetings.

Did you know, that around 72% of all workplace meetings are considered ineffective? Meetings are, of course, an important part of our professional lives. At their best, they can be essential platforms for collaboration, decision-making, and communication. Yet, too many or poorly managed meetings are among the most prevalent causes of employee burnout and frustration...

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08 Apr
The middle matters
The Middle Matters: Understanding the vital role of middle management

We repeatedly hear from middle managers who feel underutilised and underappreciated at work. Many have been inadequately trained, offered limited support, and feel as if they lack authority. Yet, they often have to navigate the needs of those above them and below them, answering to both leadership and their teams...

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22 Jan
Jane Viljoen
Introducing Jane Viljoen

In March, we will be hosting our first ever High-Performance Coaching Seminar! Join us and gain a complete understanding of the power of high-performance coaching. We are thrilled to be joined at the event by Multi Award-Winning Corporate Psychologist Jane Viljoen. The only Executive Coach in the UK qualified with her unique credentials, and a member of the Forbes Coaches Council, Jane is a renowned expert in maximising human potential...

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15 Jan
ilm 7
Should I sign up for an ILM Level 7 Course?

If you have found your way to this article, the chances are you've got some coaching experience. You may already hold coaching qualifications, working independently or within an organisation. But, as you know, the pursuit of excellence and expertise is an ongoing journey. If you are considering ways to advance your coaching career, signing up for an ILM Level 7 could be the ideal step towards becoming an advanced coach.

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09 Jan
Sara Symington
Introducing Sara Symington

In March, we will be hosting our first ever High-Performance Coaching Seminar! Offering attendees a chance to gain a complete understanding of the power of high-performance coaching, the day will feature talks from FIVE high-performance experts. We are delighted that Sara Symington, Head of Olympic and Paralympic Programmes for British Cycling, is one of our VIP speakers!

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27 Nov
Leadership
An art or a science? How to master Leadership

Mastering leadership, whether you view it as an art or a science, requires a combination of continuous learning, practical experience, and self-awareness. In this article, we look at the 'artistic' and 'scientific' skills that can help you on the journey to mastering leadership.

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19 Sep
Mountains to Climb
Mountains to Climb: Learnings from “The Toughest Amateur Bike Race in The World”, Part 2

Part 2 of our Founder and Managing Director Phil's experience of the toughest amateur bike race in the world. 7 days on a bike, 20100 meters of climbing and 755km travelled...Phil shares his final learnings from the physical and mental challenge of a lifetime!

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