The evening starts with a short presentation, then we’re open for any group questions you may have and we finish with tea and coffee. We stay on afterwards for any individual questions.  The whole evening should last for around an hour, depending on the number of questions people have. If you can only stay for a short while though, you’re free to go whenever you like.

The Galway Open Evening is on Thursday 5th May at the Clayton Hotel in Galway, starting at 7pm.

Please contact us to reserve your place

If you want to find out more about the Executive and Life Coaching Diploma, find out more about Positive Success Group and find out more about coaching – then you are very welcome to come along to the Cork Open Evening on the 14th May.

The evening starts with a short presentation, then we’re open for any group questions you may have and we finish with tea and coffee. We stay on afterwards for any individual questions.  The whole evening should last for around an hour, depending on the number of questions people have. If you can only stay for a short while though, you’re free to go whenever you like.

The Cork Open Evening is on Saturday14th May, starting at 7pm in the River Lee Hotel (formerly Jurys Hotel), Western Road, Cork.

Please contact us to reserve your place

One of the places PSG has taken their life coaching is into schools and colleges.  Who better to receive skills in life coaching than school-goers?
The skills of life coaching are tremendously helpful to adolescents who are trying to make life choices.  How can you make decisions about your life at such an important age and stage without knowing who you are and what you want to do with your life?

Some of the questions we put to the school goers are :

• Who am I?
• What makes me who I am?
• What are my core values?
• What does success mean to me and how do I measure it and achieve it ?

We also look at

• What do I want to avoid?
• How will I prevent it happening?
• What are my priorities and how will I stay focused and motivated?

Another key topic when bringing life coaching to schools is communication

Stephen Covey writes  “ Seek first to understand then to be understood” (from 7 Habits of Highly Effective People). Miscommunication is usually down to lack of listening and empathy.  We work with the school  goers to understand what they can do to improve their communication, whether they are delivering the message or receiving a message.

“ Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; Teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime” Lao Tzu