Peter Shaw Knihy

The book offers a practical five-step framework for navigating challenging times in organizations, focusing on understanding the situation, planning a response, taking action, observing outcomes, and reframing perspectives. It aims to equip leaders with the tools necessary to effectively guide their teams through periods of frustration and uncertainty, fostering resilience and adaptability in the workplace.

The aim of this book is primarily to enable those wanting to invest in coaching to be able to do so in the most effective way whether they are doing this as an organisation or as an individual. It illustrates the impact coaching can have and identifies changes in leadership and management demands and expectations.

A comprehensive guide to the vineyards and wines of Britain, from award- winning producers to up-and-coming winemakers. Wine expert and photographer Ed Dallimore provides detailed notes on the best British vineyards, all accompanied by his gorgeous photography.

Successful leadership is often misrepresented as a forceful, charismatic presence, while in reality, it involves ordinary individuals who cultivate wisdom through reflection. This book emphasizes the importance of understanding one's strengths and weaknesses, as well as the dynamics of human behavior. By fostering self-awareness, leaders can inspire and elevate their teams, enhancing morale and collaboration. The focus is on nurturing a supportive environment rather than relying solely on a dominant persona.

In a fast-moving world coaching skills are an essential prerequisite of good leadership and management.

Leadership can be exhausting, and recognizing the signs of burnout is crucial for maintaining effectiveness. This practical guide offers inspiration and strategies for leaders seeking to rejuvenate their energy and confidence. Drawing from extensive executive coaching experience, Peter Shaw provides actionable methods to combat fatigue and rekindle enthusiasm, making it an essential resource for those feeling overwhelmed in their leadership roles.

This 18th-century book is a treatise on the use of a portable laboratory for conducting chemical experiments. Written by Francis Hauksbee and Peter Shaw, it provides detailed instructions for preparing, using, and maintaining the equipment and materials needed for chemical analysis. The book was intended for a wide audience, from scientists and doctors to amateur chemists and families interested in performing practical experiments.

"The aim of this short book is to enable leaders in Christian contexts to live with never-ending expectations and to manage their reactions to the expectations of others with calmness and equanimity."--Overview, page xiii