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Chess pieces on a chess board

First impressions

What takes half a second and could have a much longer-lasting impact? Can you guess what the Virtual Coach is focusing on this week?
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An old wooden coal truck sits on a cobbled path

The most dangerous sentence in business? 

It's rarely a lack of effort that holds us back... it's habit. There's one sentence that could be limiting growth more than you think...
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Someone's hands are cupped and holding a small green plant in fresh soil

Sustainability: not just for a greener planet 

Sustainability isn't necessarily all about being 'green'. Today's Virtual Coach suggests that we can develop habits that sustain our energy...
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A boat in stormy waters

Finding Stability 

With so much uncertainty around us, never has it been more important to find some stability and hold onto something steady. Read on for how...
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Innovations that we didn’t know we needed… 

Innovation usually gives us products that we didn’t even know we needed. What can we do to come up with our own ideas?
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The Ups and Downs of High-Performance 

High-performance is rarely linear, and today's examples are evidence of this. But what should we focus on to hit the upward curve again?
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What Stands Between Greatness and Heartbreak? 

Lindsey Vonn’s Olympic experience has captured us all and reminded us that greatness and heartbreak are close bedfellows. What can we learn from her story?
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A female sitting on a mountain looking out at a sunset over a lake

Dreaming Big 

This week’s Virtual Coach is dedicated to Hannah Cox, who had the courage to dream big and, in doing so, has taught us that progress comes from showing up every day.
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Skills Training: In-Person or Virtual? 

Has skills training become something we passively consume with limited interaction and minimal challenge? Or does space remain for in-person behavioural training?
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