BlogReview: The Authority Guides, by Robin Hills

Review: The Authority Guides, by Robin Hills

Emotional intelligence coach, trainer and facilitator with over 35 years’ business and commercial experience, Robin Hills, has recently released two books within the  ‘The Authority Guide to’ series.

Titled, ‘Behaviour in Business’ and ‘Emotional Resilience in Business’, the pocket sized companions offer a researched backed but easy to digest guide to psychology at work.

A range of models are used in both books to illustrate how fundamentals of psychology can be aligned with the professional and business environment.

Covering topics of communication, mindfulness, team work and organisational culture, the books explore areas in a depth often overlooked in day to day workplaces, offering guides of best practise, long-term psychological wellbeing and success.

Stylish in appearance and comforting in writing style, the guides can be accessed and understood regardless of a person’s professional standing. Every level of business experience will gain value from reading Robin Hill’s guides.

To be entered into a prize draw for a copy of both ‘Behaviour in Business’ and ‘Emotional Resilience in Business’, please email your full name and contact details to [email protected]

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