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Hello
Does This Sound Like Somebody You Work With?

Maybe your team member:

  • Is driven,  determined and ambitious?

  • Is great at delivering results and hitting targets?

  • Has been promoted and rewarded on the back of those results?

  • Is highly valued by the business in relation to their contribution to the bottom line?

  • Maybe they are in fact, a bit of a golden star?

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So what's the problem?

If you are looking into coaching then I'm guessing something is niggling you?

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  • Maybe that high achiever in your team can be tricky to work with?

  • Maybe they are demanding and forthright?

  • Could they lack the respect of their colleagues, being seen as hierarchical and superior instead?

  • Do they consider their own self-interests ahead of what is best for the team or the organisation?

  • Maybe they do not listen to your suggestions on how they could develop?

  • They could even seem quite arrogant and self-serving?

 

For whatever reason, you are concerned about rewarding or recognising this person further at this time. However, they are important to the business, so what to do?

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How I can Help?

For high achievers, the problem is often realising that when you get past a certain level, the delivery of results alone is not enough!

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Instead, these individuals need to develop the skills that organisations seek in their senior team.

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They need to recognise the importance of relationships with people at all levels, they need to be strategic in their outlook and consider the commercial benefits of their actions; and they need to recognise that how they land with other people and the effort they place in managing that perception, is crucial to their future success.

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They need to be :

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Leadership Ninja

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Personal Brand Sorcerer

A

People

Addict

Have you offered your golden star the opportunity to develop in these areas?

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Have you been clear about what the business needs from them?

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To become a truly valuable asset to your team, your high achiever needs to recognise the gap in their skill base and then develop the missing attributes. 

 

I understand this challenge and specialise in coaching individuals facing this journey every day.

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Coaching can help them to identify and develop the skills they need to become the "natural choice" for that next step.

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How would it be if your organisation developed:

  • An experienced deliverer WITH leadership skills?

  • An individual who was committed, loyal and passionate?

  • Somebody who was was seen as having respect and gravitas throughout the business?

  • A skilled people expert who was adept at stakeholder management and relationship optimisation?

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If you would like to find out more about how I can help your high achiever to truly step into their potential and develop  these valuable attributes, let's have a conversation:

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