What is reflective practice?

In this piece George Jones talks about how becoming a more effective reflective practitioner will enable you to improve your coaching practice.
Monday, 14.07.2025
In this piece George Jones talks about how becoming a more effective reflective practitioner will enable you to improve your coaching practice.
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