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The Importance of Beauty in Business

"If people were more concerned with how they looked on the inside than on the outside, the world would be a nicer place to exist.” David Walsh

“There is nothing more beautiful than someone who goes out of their way to make life beautiful for others.” Mandy Hale

“Outer beauty pleases the EYE. Inner beauty captivates the HEART.” Mandy Hale

“Happiness and confidence are the prettiest things you can wear” Taylor Swift

“A pure heart is superlatively rare and even more attractive.” J.S.B. Morse

“No matter how plain a woman may be, if truth and honesty are written across her face, she will be beautiful.” Eleanor Roosevelt

“Beauty is not in the face; beauty is a light in the heart.” Kahlil Gibran

“The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express.” P.C. Cast
HOW TO COACH AND MENTOR EFFECTIVELY (new)
Bring Your Team to Greater Heights with Coaching Strategies
Date   :  12 May 2015 Tuesday 9 am to 5 pm
Venue : The Plaza 02-346, 7500A Beach Rd   
Fee: $398 each, $299 each for 2 & above; $199 each for 5 & above
Visit www.asiatrainers.com/SeminarsList.php for course listing
Statistics show that up to 55% of the employees are disengaged at work. What to do when your team performance is below expectations? How to coach people that are skilled but lack motivation? How to handle high flyers? What to do when the going gets tough?

This rare workshop demystifies coaching. It shows how you can coach anyone about anything in 6 easy steps. Plus, you will be equipped with Coaching Toolbox & Strategies that you can use for life.

Note: PIC 60% cash back is available for this course. 
Power-packed Contents Include:
  1. Myths and Truths of Coaching and Mentoring
  2. Benefits of Coaching: 6 times return
  3. Going to the root cause: Capability and Thinking Deficiency
  4. 5-Ways Coaching Success: Uncover Inner Drive, Discover Answers, Facilitate Doing, Audit and Ask Tough Questions
  5. Key Values and Skills of a Good Coach
  6. Six Steps to Coaching using GROW and GENIUS models
  7. The Ultimate in Coaching: Changing the Being and How
  8. Giving Feedback and Turning Around Under-Performers
  9. The Toolbox and 6 Tools of Coaching
  10. Goal Setting and Helping people to Achieve their Goals
  11. Overcoming Difficulties and Stress
  12. What to Do When Coaching Does not work
  13. Self Coaching: 5 Power Questions to Ask Yourself
Bonus 1: Facing the Giants and Peaceful Warrior Strategies
Bonus 2: 50 Power Questions to Coach Yourself
Bonus 3: Weekly Coaching Questions

At the end of this session, you will be empowered to overcome all difficulties at work.



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