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You've made it to manager! But balancing a hectic schedule with empowering your team is proving challenging and you're struggling to delegate. So how do you make this all work? How you do get the best from yourself, your team and still have a life outside work?The answer is to Think Like a Coach.This simple yet transformative approach to managing a team focuses on three fundamental coaching skills that you're already using daily: listening, asking questions and summarising. With subtle shifts in your conversations to leverage these skills, you can embrace a coach-like management style which will: Boost the performance and productivity of your team.Promote commitment, personal responsibility and self-sufficiency.Free up precious time to focus on important tasks.Make recruitment and retention easier and smoother.Drive and deliver excellence in a team that's motivated and empowered.Seamlessly integrating into your everyday management style, Think Like a Coach is your trusty go-to guide that bridges the gap between theory and reality. It shows how, even in high-pressure scenarios, it's still possible to tap into the true potential of your team, empower their success and become the manager your team truly needs and deserves.

Are you curious to explore the transformative potential of your life's stories and harness the captivating power of storytelling?Whether you're a leader, speaker, blogger or author, storytelling is a vital business skill that forges a memorable connection with your audience and cultivates trust, loyalty and integrity.Crafting a personal story with a purposeful message can seem challenging. You may feel your stories aren't worth telling, feel trapped in an outdated narrative or uncertain about which words will make an impact.Join Beverley Glick, a seasoned wordsmith, coach and former national newspaper journalist, on a life-enhancing journey. She introduces you to a unique method that will help you navigate your life stages and create a personal 'life dictionary', providing profound insights into your identity, motivations and passions.As you journey through the book, reflecting on Beverley's own story, you'll discover: A deep-dive process to support you as you look back on your life.A list of significant words that will unlock your most meaningful experiences.A treasury of inspiring stories to help you shape and convey your messages.An empowering new narrative shedding light on your past while illuminating your future.Your life is anything but ordinary; it's a treasure trove of extraordinary stories waiting to be shared. In Your Own Words is your key to unearthing, unlocking and sharing them in a way that will resonate deeply with you and, most importantly, your audience.

Do you grapple with the relentless demands of your leadership role? Are you struggling to balance your team's wellbeing with delivering results?Contemporary workplace cultures often shackle employees to a culture of ceaseless high performance and productivity. This results in lacklustre productivity, diminished creativity and a shattered workforce.In contrast elite sports have honed time-tested strategies for sustaining peak performance, consistency, and getting results without exhaustion. This practical and illuminating guide offers a fresh perspective on leadership, unleashing an empowering, harmonious approach that's inspired by elite sports' proven disciplines.Karen Meager and John McLachlan draw from extensive research and their deep understanding of leadership behaviours to provide you with a playbook for adapting elite sports' winning techniques to your own team or organisation. Discover how to apply the incredible rhythm of the rest, practice, perform cycle and explore how it can revolutionise your team's productivity, performance and wellbeing.

A care home in lockdown isn't the best place for a big birthday, but Matty wants to mark her centenary in style. But hidden histories haunt her: the child she gave up for adoption and her ancestors' role in the transatlantic slave trade.

The first Johnny Magory book (in the Magical Wild) completely rewritten in the Irish language. Suitable for children aged 6 - 8 years learning Irish. Suitable for 1st and 2nd class school curriculum.