Ron Tustin: Retirement Coach

Read Ron's articles:

Mentors

Alone For The Holidays

Creating a Social Network in Any City

Being with Angry People

Balancing Act

Thinking About Dieting

Why a Good Coach Will Not Give Advice

If Coaching is the Answer, What is The Question?

Change Can Be HARD

Moving from Survive to Thrive

Christchurch Goes Nomadic

The Power of Positive Thinking

New Dreams and Goals

Will You Thrive in 2011?

The Happiness Trap

Getting a Good Night's Sleep

Values & Goals

Lead Yourself Before You Lead Others

Sliding versus Deciding

Making Goals Work For You

Life Coaching

How Men and Women Argue

Passion? What Passion?

Why Making New Year Resolutions Is A Waste Of Time!

Grandparents and Christmas

Engagement & Fulfillment

A Key to Happiness in Retirement

Sabotaging Ourselves

What Retirement?

Being a Grandparent

Staying Motivated

Older Workers (What You Said…)

Facing Tough Times

Baby Boomers & the Workplace

"What Shall We Do For A Change?"

"What Are Old People For?"

"Dye Your Hair, Get a Job!"

Ron is:

• A parent and a grandparent

• A member of the International Coach Federation (ICF) and as such works to the ICF Code of Ethics

He has his own coach

Ron has used and continues to use a coach to help him realise and bring forth his own goals. He knows what it’s like to be on the other side of coaching and the value it has brought him.

His professional background

His work experience has been mainly in public health – working with people and organisations to make healthier choices in their lives. He was the first N.Z. non-medical graduate in the postgraduate qualification in public health to pass with distinction.

Ron has also been a film maker, a teacher and real estate salesperson and has qualifications in all of those industries.

His road to coaching

Ron’s work and life experience has been all about working with other people. His greatest realisation after working in public health was that no matter how much advice or information you may have to offer and give to others, you cannot make anyone change. That change has to come from inside that person from their own ideas and values– a good coach will skilfully help you to achieve this.

The cost of doing nothing

Seven years ago Ron realised that his managerial position was not providing him with the fulfilment and balance that he really wanted in his life. After much soul searching and through his own work being coached, he decided it was time to move on and give himself a chance to shine.  Through that experience, he is now a serious promoter of:

• Life/work balance so as to feel more fulfilled at work and personally

• Career change

• Helping people improve their relationships with family and partners

• Gaining a spiritual meaning to life

• Having a desire to ‘get sorted’

Ron Tustin
Revive and Thrive Coaching
www.reviveandthrivecoaching.com
info@rtc.org.nz
Ph 0800 003679

Motivating baby boomers to see the world with fresh eyes.

Published 24th Feb 2009

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