Emotional intelligence coaching improving performance for leaders, coaches and the individual

By:

Neale, Stephen

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Kogan Page 2011Description: xii, 228 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

9780749463564

Subject(s):

Employees--Coaching of

DDC classification:

658.312NEA

Summary: Emotional Intelligence Coaching examines how emotions and habits can impact performance. Emotional intelligence can help coaches recognize how attitudes -- both their own and their clients' -- prevent people from reaching their potential and how to replace them with more useful attitudes, feelings and thoughts. The authors present the various models and tools that coaches can use to help them become more emotionally intelligent when coaching.

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Originally published in hardback in 2009.

Emotional Intelligence Coaching examines how emotions and habits can impact performance. Emotional intelligence can help coaches recognize how attitudes -- both their own and their clients' -- prevent people from reaching their potential and how to replace them with more useful attitudes, feelings and thoughts. The authors present the various models and tools that coaches can use to help them become more emotionally intelligent when coaching.

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