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Discover the Future of Personality Profiling with Alan Stevens' Rapid Trait Profiling

A happy, smiling Caucasian man is intensely focused while reading an adult's facial features. The adult subject, sitting across from him, appears intrigued and slightly amazed as they listen. In the background, faint overlays of faces and facial features of all ages are visible, along with the silhouettes of diverse individuals, from toddlers to seniors, representing the universal applicability of RTP. Around the man, digital lines and icons representing micro-expressions, body language indicators, and personality traits float, creating a sleek, professional, and innovative atmosphere.

When it comes to understanding human behaviour, Alan Stevens’ Rapid Trait Profiling (RTP) method is revolutionising the field. Faster, more accurate, and far more insightful than traditional psychometric systems like DISC, MBTI, and others, RTP is the ultimate tool for anyone serious about mastering human connection and self-awareness. Here’s why RTP is the future of personality profiling:  [Read More]

Why Every Coach Needs a Coach: Unveiling the Coaching Industry's Hidden Truth

Two interconnected figures standing on platforms at different heights, symbolizing the concept of coaches needing their own coaches for guidance and continuous learning. Each showing their need to have their own coaches so that they can be the best serving leader to their clients

In today’s fast-paced, ever-evolving business world, the need for guidance and mentorship is more critical than ever. Whether you’re launching your entrepreneurial journey or are a seasoned professional, the value of having a coach by your side is undeniable. However, a troubling trend is emerging within the coaching industry: many coaches, who actively promote their services to others, don’t have coaches themselves. This paradox begs the question: How can someone effectively coach others without having their own mentor guiding them?    [Read More] Â