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Opportunities for Coaching in Change Management
from LaMarsh Global – https://www.lamarsh.com/ Change practitioners often work with people involved with a change: the leaders responsible for or sponsoring a change, and the people that might be impacted by the change (which can often include the leaders). Even … Read more
Coach for Change Management
from LaMarsh Global – https://www.lamarsh.com/ By separating coaching from advising, change practitioners expand the tools they have when working with leaders that are sponsoring or responsible for a change. Randy Kesterson is an Executive Fellow at LaMarsh Global and a … Read more
The Importance of Coaching in Change Management
from LaMarsh Global – https://www.lamarsh.com/ Change Management calls for creating buy-in to change and how to achieve it successfully. Telling is of limited value in this scenario. While trainers or advisors often say what they think is the best course … Read more
The Role of Coaching in Change Management
from LaMarsh Global – https://www.lamarsh.com/ Change practitioners wear many hats. Their role is dependent on the project, organization, and overall change capability of the leaders and people within the company. The mosaic of responsibilities varies from project to project, and … Read more
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Coaching Skills for Leaders
There is a reason that coaching is now seen as a core competency of leaders. The Core Competencies of a coach are skills that serve leaders well. To simplify, during coaching certification, people skills, communication skills, thinking, motivation, goal setting, … Read more
Cultural Bios
Some of you are familiar with cultural bios and for others the idea is new. What is a cultural bio? It is a verbal or written description of you that includes how you define yourself in terms of class, gender, … Read more
Activity for Awareness
At the 2020 Association of Coach Training Organizations (ACTO) conference during one of the sessions, all of us who participating were asked to take a moment and write down five successes. Then we were told we were going to be … Read more
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Name It to Tame It
At the Association of Coach Training Organizations (ACTO) conference the week of June 8 to 12, 2020 many fabulous presentations and discussions focused on the future of coach training. One of the messages that seems significant now is “Name It … Read more
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Tagged ACTO, Association of Coach Training Organizations, bias, coach, coach training, Diversity, equality, Ethics Community of Practice, International Coaching Federation, Name It to Tame It
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Reframe the Outcome of an Unwanted Change to a New Desired State
By Sheila Fain LaMarsh Global Instead of the normal flow of change, or even the idealistic return to the old norm, the impact of COVID is that we are experiencing unplanned and undesired change. With that as a given, now … Read more
Coaching Techniques to Help Clients Beat their Inner Bully
by Monique Tallon, CPCC, ACC www.moniquetallon.com As a women’s leadership coach, I have had many clients who come to me wanting to switch careers, get promoted, or improve their leadership skills. Those are normal goals to bring into a coaching … Read more