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For the New Year
2022 is arriving soon! Here we are wrapping up 2021 with much of what was happening in 2020 continuing. Whether this was anticipated or is a surprise, let’s be glad we are here now. Start with reflecting on the past … Read more
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Tagged benefits, challenges, coaching, different, experienced, For the New Year, grateful
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Moving Past Limiting Perceptions
In the previous blog an old tale highlighted how perceptions can limit and how changes in circumstances and completely change perceptions. If a perception is limiting a client, a coach partners with them to create awareness, reflect, and make choices. … Read more
Step One: Positivity
By, Janine Sunday Certified Master Coach (Center for Coaching Certification) ICF Member https://www.leanintochange.net A coach’s job is to ask questions that move a client into a positive, hopeful, confident mindset. Once this mindset is achieved, the “doing” begins. Clients tend … Read more
Connecting with Clients
ICF Research tells us that the top two sources of new clients are referrals and public speaking. Sometime coaches hesitate to ask for referrals. Perhaps they don’t want to impose, or they think they are too new or they are … Read more
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Tagged clients, coach, coaches, coaching, connecting, Connecting with Clients, ICF, people, success
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Quit Selling and Start Coaching
The idea of becoming a coach and having your own business is exciting! You do the right things – complete your coach training, join the International Coaching Federation, set up your company, and you are ready! Now you are a … Read more
Thriving Coaching Businesses
Thriving as a coaching business. What does this mean? I think of thriving in two different ways: one is coaches having a thriving business and the other is clients the coaches serve thriving. Coaching is more important than ever to … Read more
Coaching Face-to-face, on the Phone, or Virtually
Pre-pandemic 80% of all coaching was virtual. Since the pandemic, almost 100% of coaching is virtual. The coaches and clients who were meeting face-to-face were impacted the most. I had a funny conversation with one of our graduates, a coach … Read more
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Tagged camera, coach, coach training, coaching, Coaching Face-to-face, Face-to-face, on the Phone, or Virtually, pandemic, Phone, Virtually
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Coaching Competencies 5 and 6 Speak to Diversity
Competency 5. Maintains Presence says, “is fully conscious and present with the client, employing a style that is open, flexible, grounded, and confident.” The openness and flexibility call on us to adjust to diverse clients. 5.1 says we are to … Read more
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Be Ethical: Accurately Name the Designation
A common mistake that coaches make is changing their designation. They simply name themselves whatever they want to name themselves. For example, they take a Certified Professional Coach program, and then they say they are a certified life coach. It … Read more
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Tagged Be Ethical, center for coaching certification, Certified Business Coach Specialist, Certified Career Coach Specialist, Certified Executive Coach Specialist, Certified Life Coach Specialist, Certified Professional Coach, certified wellness coach specialist, coach
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CPC versus PCC
One of the things you may have noticed in recent times is ICF has gone to digital badging. If somebody does have a credential, they have a digital badge for that credential. This is preventing the mistake of someone claiming … Read more