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Books : Irish Times : Reality : Face Up
 

Carmel Wynne's book
Coaching – The Key to unlocking your potential
in all good bookshops.  Reprint October 2004

You have the talent and aptitude to achieve more in life.  You have all the resources you need to make your dreams a reality.  You don’t need a college degree for success.  Belief in yourself is the key to achieving any outcome you desire.

Coaching will show you how to find your inner resources.

Learn how to unlock your potential and move forward.

Discover the tools that will empower you to set realistic goals, gain perspective, focus and clarity.

Build self-confidence with valuable assignments that encourage you to take action and move out of your comfort zones.

Uncover the negative self-talk that damages your self-esteem and diminishes motivation.

Carmel is the author of two books on relationships.  Her first book Relationships and Sexuality was written as a result of the overwhelming response she had to an interview on the Late Late Show with Gay Byrne.  It is a practical handbook for adults who are concerned with the healthy sexual and emotional development of young people.

In her second book 'Sex and Young people, The Knowledge to Guide the Teenager In Your Life', she aims to help to nurture confidence and self-possession in young people, so they have faith in their own ability to make healthy choices about their sexual behaviour and can communicate honestly about what they want in a relationship.

She is now writing a book on how understanding communication is the key to having the kind of relationships you want.  The research for this latest book includes how to use the most up to date techniques in Neuro Linguistic Programming, Life Skills & Business Coaching, and Emotional Intelligence.

Carmel’s life mission is to improve communication in family, personal and business relationships.  For many years she wrote on Relationships and Sexuality Education for the Advice Box in the Education and Living supplement of the Irish Times.  She writes on parenting for the monthly magazine Reality and is the Advice Columnist for the Irish teenage magazine Face Up.

Participants on the workshops and seminars that she facilitates have been so enthusiastic about her work that she now brings her skills to the corporate sector and organises business seminars on request.

Books : Irish Times : Reality : Face Up
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