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David Rigby
David Rigby

David Rigby is a founding director of Smart Coaching & Training in both the UK and Middle East. He is based in Dubai as an executive coach and conference speaker and uses NLP, emotional intelligence and mindfulness within consulting roles and with individual clients – specializing in personal branding, executive presence, gravitas and voice communication. David is developing the training practice focusing on leadership, team-building, innovation, change management and customer service, delivering public and in-house training to clients throughout the Middle East. He uses his communications and presentation skills both as a radio presenter and producer. He can be reached at [email protected].

Go with the flow: Tips on how to deal with imposed change

When you realize that fighting the change is not going to make the grief go away, you resign yourself to the situation...

 Tis the season to be … stressed? Coping with year-end anxiety

It is the time of year when socializing increases - gearing up to New Year. And also a time when work can increase as it is time to finish all the essential tasks for year end. So the stress goes...

 Who do you think you are? How impostor syndrome could hurt your career

Do you feel like a fraud? You could be suffering impostor syndrome...

 Networking 101: Conversational tips to stand out and be remembered

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 Career advice: How to impress the boss during meetings

So, you have been invited to a meeting as a participant and are unsure of how to prepare and what your role will be...

 A tactful guide on how to help a grieving friend in need

I am at an age now where colleagues and family have died......

 Why baby boomers and millennials must learn to work together

As it has always been, people of all ages need to be able to work together...

 Dress up: How your office clothes can get you promoted up the ladder

According to a study by Harvard Business School, dressing down in the workplace could earn you more respect from your colleagues...