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  • The master butcher's apron

    "An anchor of leadership" - The story of Patrick, the master butcher. Taken from real life. In the artisanal world of Buurtslagers, Patrick is...

    "An anchor of leadership" - The story of Patrick, the master butcher

    Taken from real life. In the artisanal world of Buurtslagers, Patrick is known as a master butcher. With his skilled hands, he not only cuts the finest steaks, but he also cuts through the everyday challenges of leadership. But how does he hold his ground? What is the secret to his confident leadership? Patrick's answer lies in something as simple as wearing his apron - his personal anchor.

    During a mentorship training course, the concept of 'anchoring' was introduced, a technique often used in neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) to connect a certain state of mind to a physical object or gesture. For Patrick, his butcher's apron became more than a work tool; it is his totem of confidence and responsibility.

    3 min read
  • Tutoring and mentorship: the key to sustainable development

    In today's rapidly evolving business world, finding qualified staff and maintaining business knowledge are central. The...

    In today's rapidly evolving business world, finding qualified staff and maintaining business knowledge are central.

    The challenges are clear: finding new employees who fit within the company culture and market expectations, and dealing with limited budgets for learning and development. This leads to a series of problems, including high staff turnover and knowledge loss. Here The House of Coaching introduces a solution: a powerful tutoring and mentorship programme based on neuroscience.

    Companies struggle with attracting the right talent and retaining critical business knowledge within their teams. The limited budgets for learning and development make this challenge even more complex. The result is often increased staff turnover, the leaking of essential knowledge and an overall demotivation within the organisation.

    2 min read