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When we tell people what to do, they may listen, but they are unlikely to commit to action and are even less likely to remember. When we ask great questions that lead to insight, there’s an emotional component triggered in the brain that leads to commitment and accountability. The Leader Who Asks uses these strategies and more to connect deeply, lead fearlessly and achieve  transformational results.

If you are leader who relates to one or more of these challenges, you need this book:

• Having all the answers and needing to be in control feels like hard work
• Staff engagement is patchy and not everyone is on board
• Leadership bench-strength is lacking
• Results are inconsistent, with people not following through on their commitments
• Your team is performing well and yet you know more is possible

Leaders Who Ask leverage coaching capabilities and questioning techniques to create Fearless Cultures and ensure the right work gets done.

‘Leaders Who Ask’ is also the topic of Corrinne’s keynote Ask More. Tell Less. Lead Fearlessly. Creating Fearless Cultures and saving the world, and the basis of a training program builds leadership and underpins cultural transformation. 

Human behaviour is complex. Developing leadership in others takes more than knowing the theory and authorising the training budget. Bringing out the best in your people can be challenging and time consuming.

Written for leaders who lead leaders, this book addresses the 12 most common, globally recognised leadership derailers.

Packed with examples, insights and recommendations, and supported by a practical framework, this book shows you how to:

• understand what’s really driving the dysfunctional behaviours you observe
• become a catalyst for behaviour change that sticks
• take the guesswork out of developing your direct reports.

It’s time to empower your leaders to get out of their own way; realise their potential; and deliver on individual, team and organisational goals.

With her co-authors—fellow leadership experts Anneli Blundell and Belinda Cohen—Corrinne is on a mission to take the guesswork out of developing direct reports and this book shows you how.

‘Developing Direct Reports’ is also the topic of Corrinne’s keynote The 12 Leadership Derailers: How to avoid the 12 leadership archetypes that sabotage careers, and the basis of a Master Class that helps leaders develop leaders.

This is a specialist reference guide for a specific audience – iWAM consultants.

Corrinne, and her co-authors Anneli Blundell and Belinda Cohen, are recognised globally for the client experiences they create based on motivational profiling using the iWAM (Inventory of Work Attitudes and Motivations).

Written in response to interest and requests from international colleagues, Cracking the Code for Workshop Performance sets out methodology for quickly building effective workshops that delight clients. It provides a trusted framework with step-by-step instructions for over 60 training activities. To support consultants in delivering the activities, there are print-ready participant handouts (eg puzzles, images, case studies, scripts, instruction sheets). Each activity also includes a comprehensive set of debrief questions guaranteed to provoke discussion, stimulate layered learning, and maximise engagement.
This guide has also been purchased and used successfully by consultants who use other profiling instruments.

Drawing on their recognised specialist expertise in motivational profiling, Corrinne, and her co-authors Anneli Blundell and Belinda Cohen have developed this resource for accredited iWAM (Inventory of Work Attitudes and Motivations) consultants. This guide helps support the continued development of a coaching client after the iWAM coaching debrief is complete.

This guide is a trusted reference in locations as diverse as the US, Russia, Italy, the UK, Japan, the UAE, Mauritius and of course Australia. It includes 52 stand-alone self-coaching pages that provide the consultant’s client with a targeted reference to embed the learning and insights.