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Dealing with Executive Stress

Carsten Cziborr, NaviGo NLP Center

12-Apr-13 02:44

Dealing with Executive Stress

Getting promoted to a leadership or managerial position is a momentous occasion in one’s career but soon reveals itself as a challenging task. Many people are promoted into management for their firm understanding of their own business and are left to deliver the required output on their own. Carsten Cziborr who is trained in Pure NLP shared with us his ‘executive coaching’. 


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