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A cross-code tale of triumph and resilience, character and belief. Properly insightful afternoon spent with Tony and George Stanger for @TimesSport, (not) in the game of the father. @stangerpro @george__Stanger @CraigWatsonpix thetimes.com/article/296637…

Here’s a good lesson in taking time to understand the wider contexts of behaviour. Hope you find this quick read useful. stangerpro.com/the-importance…

Checkout Tony Stanger’s latest coaching tip to kick start your year……Have you done your goal setting for 2025? - Stanger Pro stangerpro.com/have-you-done-…

Latest coaching tips from Tony Stanger (Another!!) quick thought on feedback… - Stanger Pro stangerpro.com/another-quick-…

Tony Stangers latest coaching tips…. Why who you are is crucial in the coaching relationship… - Stanger Pro stangerpro.com/why-who-you-ar…

Latest coaching tips from Tony Stanger Some thoughts on how to develop skills (including coaching!!) that are very nuanced… - Stanger Pro stangerpro.com/some-thoughts-…

Latests coaching tips from Tony…… Your coaching style – where are you on ‘the answer is within’ continuum? - Stanger Pro stangerpro.com/your-coaching-…

How important is understanding someone’s values when you’re coaching? - Stanger Pro stangerpro.com/how-important-…

The best way (in my opinion!) to make a connection to someone new… - Stanger Pro stangerpro.com/the-best-way-i…

Tony’s latest Blog on helping people become better coaches, as always a worthwhile read!How to tell people what you think of them… - Stanger Pro stangerpro.com/how-to-tell-pe…

A simple idea to help when coaching someone who’s got you fired up… stangerpro.com/a-simple-idea-…

Latest Coaching Tip from Tony……Sorry, did you ask if I was a good listener? stangerpro.com/sorry-did-you-…

How can you increase your chances of having a conversation that has the impact you want? - Stanger Pro stangerpro.com/how-can-you-in…

A useful approach if you think a conversation may get a wee bit feisty…: mailchi.mp/1b489daea905/a…

Latest Insights from Stanger Pro… Why it can be important in coaching to understand what comes first – feedback or solutions?: mailchi.mp/8987845c68c5/w…

@simonmundie Congratulations Simon, really looking forward to reading it.

I am delighted to announce that my debut book, Champion Thinking: How to Find Success Without Losing Yourself, will be out on January 18th 2024... and is now available for pre-order. Published by Bloomsbury, it draws on my conversations with the likes of Jonny Wilkinson, Caitlyn Jenner, Goldie Sayers, Emotional Intelligence author and psychologist Daniel Goleman and philosopher Rupert Spira. I get sent a lot of books about being successful for the Life Lessons podcast. But why do people desire success so much? Wealth? Approval? Status? One thing is definitely clear. ‘Success’ is not synonymous with peace, happiness and fulfilment. Many people have climbed their proverbial Everest only to be left feeling empty. It didn’t provide the lasting internal satisfaction that they were really seeking. So, where is true and lasting fulfilment to be found if not in trophies, winning, the big house, fat pay cheque and ‘success’? This is what I really wanted to explore, because I think there is a big gap in the way we view this sort of thing culturally, and I want to shine a light on it. In Champion Thinking, I argue that we are looking in the wrong direction and what we are really seeking is so close that we tend to overlook it. I’m really proud of this book, and super excited that it will soon be out in the world. Please do like and share this post if you feel so inclined – I would be very grateful. And if you resonate with any of the above – let me know in the comments below 🙏

Latest Insights from the team at Stanger Pro Some thoughts on coaching someone who’s having a vent: mailchi.mp/0517cd412c4c/s…

Some thoughts on coaching people who are feeling anxious.. - mailchi.mp/44edffcd8f01/r…

Incredibly sad news, so many fond memories of a truly lovely man. Sending our ❤️ to all the Oliver family

It's not every day you get to meet a sporting hero at your work, but yesterday @UserVision had some excellent coaching skills sessions from @stangerpro. Thank you, Tony Stanger, the guys really enjoyed their sessions and look forward to the next one.