Free Masterclass
Saying No to Power

Saying no causes worry and threatens relationships. In times of change, we want to show willing and be positive. But saying no is really hard and often we do anything to avoid it.
This masterclass and learning path will explain why being able to say no is essential. Learners will build confidence and have a structure to say no that benefits them and the business.
- Greater confidence
- Reduced stress and anxiety
- Better decision making
Meet your coaches

Facilitator: Dr. Andy Brough
Andy has designed and delivered a wide variety of leadership programs across the globe. As a big picture-bottom line thinker, he facilitates around organizational and management development in effective communication, as well as transformational leadership, cultural intelligence and personal effectiveness. He combines this with extensive face-to face individual coaching as well as group facilitation and training. Andy is also a specialist in virtual classroom delivery and facilitation. Andy is the author of Leadership: The Exponential Effect.
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