How did a 26-year-old junior marketing coordinator become the leader of a 50-strong team in four years? That's how Martha became a leader at a young age, and this is her story - a real-life example of how talent, perseverance and the right coaching support can create success for young leaders.
Organisational development is as much a key to success and a necessity in today's economic environment as it was in the past. Whether problem-solving or proactive, well-designed organisational development can result in a 15-30% increase in productivity and a 20-40% reduction in turnover. Coaching is a crucial part of the process to ensure that changes are sustainable. CoachLab's experience shows that the investment pays off in 12-18 months and creates an organisational culture that is able to adapt to the challenges of the future. Don't wait until a crisis - proactive improvements bring the best results.
At Tamás, turnover of 35% and declining profits were part of everyday life. Two years later, profitability was 40% higher and turnover below 8%. What has changed? You found the best business development coach. We show you how a professional, good business development coach transforms organizational culture and performance - with real cases and concrete numbers.
Ever wondered why leaders who lurch from one crisis to the next get ahead, while those who manage their teams seamlessly go unnoticed? This phenomenon is no coincidence - it is the result of a deep-rooted error in thinking, the so-called "action fallacy", which not only distorts the perception of the great leaders of the past, but also poisons the culture of today's workplace.
Leadership has never been - and never will be - a title or an achieved status. Leadership is not a title, it is a relationship. It is not a position, but a presence. It is not power, but responsibility. And every day you have to choose again: be a learner today - or try to be "ready".
The first way is perhaps more difficult. But it is the only one that makes you truly human - and a true leader.
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Differences between rich and poor thinking are not genetically determined - they are learned patterns that can be changed. The key lies in self-awareness, continuous learning and often the use of external support.
Make sure that these hidden obstacles continue to prevent you from achieving your goals. Recognition is the first step, but change only happens when you turn it into action.
Here's a simple exercise to get you started:
Choose your most important goal
Go through the 7 obstacles and identify which one stands the most in your way
Choose ONE concrete step you can take to start overcoming this obstacle tomorrow
Take this step
If you feel that it would be difficult to go through this process alone, or you would like the support of an experienced coach, visit CoachLab.hu for detailed information on coaching services and prices.
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A good coach has many qualities and skills - from active listening to effective questioning techniques to emotional intelligence. But perhaps most importantly, a good coach does not just apply techniques, but creates a genuine relationship with the client and a space where development and transformation can happen naturally.
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