Author Archives: Neil Nutburn

Neil is the founder of Coaching to Success and trained with The Coaching Academy (the largest training school in the world), achieving a ‘Distinction’ in Personal Performance Diploma to insure his passion was matched with formal academic qualification with the aim to aid companies and individuals in turning their dreams into reality. Which areas in particular? Personal areas of… * Career change or development * Confidence * and Business areas of… * Career development * Conflict resolution * Leadership * Personal performance * Team development *. If You have the desire to move forward, We will help you get there… Our business is about your success.

WELL, IT’S LIKE THIS, WHAT I DO IS… OH, IS THIS YOUR FLOOR, BYE THEN!

On 2nd July 2012

Probably most of you know this as ‘The Elevator Speech’ simply due to the lack of time you have to get your message across. It’s rarely used in such a situation but more at functions and soirees, it’s a time indicator and the limited time between floors to make an instant impression is a good comparison. Here are a few tips…

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Under pressure? Top tips to be healthy and happy at work

On 20th June 2012

An interesting article from the CIPD… “Evidence suggests that exercise can have a positive effect on managing and reducing stress and improving well-being”. A downloadable ‘top tips’ leaflet.

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Long may we be Led! … As well as Lead!

On 18th June 2012

Whether a royalist or not, you can’t help but admire the way Queen Elizabeth II led not only the country but the commonwealth too. We all know of and recognise great leaders but how do we become a great leader to those around us?…

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KOOL AND THE GANG HAVE IT RIGHT… CELEBRATE GOOD TIMES, COME ON!

On 4th June 2012

We feel so much better when we celebrate and this isn’t restricted to just personal areas. Within work, how much better do we feel when someone recognises something we’ve done/accomplished or the power that the simplest of words ‘thank you’ have on the way we feel and act within our work? Open to read more on how celebrating can help.

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