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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
Posted in Coaching Business, Coaching Resources, Coaching Skills, Coaching Stories, Skills Tools and Techniques
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Tagged 2020, Activity for Awareness, ACTO, Association of Coach Training Organizations, coach, coach training, coaches, conversations were powerful, ICF, ICF’s Core Competencies
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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
Posted in Coaching Business, Coaching Resources, Coaching Skills, Coaching Stories, Skills Tools and Techniques
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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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Common Mistake #3 of 3 – Lessons Learned from ICF Assessors
The first two of three common mistakes in the previous blogs, failure to have a clear agreement and leading, are closely related to the third common mistake, telling, teaching, or advising. During coach training, the biggest paradigm shift for most … Read more
Common Mistake #2 of 3 – Lessons Learned from ICF Assessors
In the previous blog we looked at the first of three common mistakes made by coaches in recordings they submit to the ICF for their credential application. The first common mistake was failing to get a clear agreement on what … Read more
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Tagged assessors, coach, coach training, coaching certification, Community of Practice, ethics, ICF Ethics Community of Practice, iICF, Lessons Learned, Lessons Learned from ICF Assessors
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Common Mistake #1 of 3 – Lessons Learned from ICF Assessors
While planning for a presentation to ICF’s Ethics Community of Practice, I had the opportunity to talk with the presenter, Jim Smith. Then, during his presentation, Exploring the Convergence of Updated Ethics and Core Competencies, what we had talked about … Read more
Application of the 4 Pillars for Self-confidence
By Birgit Rohm www.mediocoaching.com In this blog series, we explored four pillars that are the foundation of our self-confidence: connection, acknowledgement, self-care, and control. Understanding each makes it easier to find out which pillar is wobbling at the moment and … Read more
Control – A Pillar of Self-Confidence
By Birgit Rohm www.mediocoaching.com Thus far we have explored the first three pillars of connection, acknowledgment, and self-care. Now we move into the fourth pillar, control. Control: To know what is good for me, I also need to know Who … Read more
Self-care – A Pillar of Self-Confidence
Self-care – A Pillar of Self-Confidence By Birgit Rohm www.mediocoaching.com Thus far in this blog series, we have explored the first two pillars of self-confidence, connection, and acknowledgment. Now we move into the third, self-care. For those of us who … Read more
Acknowledgement – A Pillar of Self-Confidence
By Birgit Rohm www.mediocoaching.com In the previous blog, we explored the first pillar of confidence, connection. Now we continue with the second pillar. During coach training one of the competencies taught and developed includes Evokes Awareness. This is a starting … Read more
Connection – A Pillar of Self-Confidence
By Birgit Rohm www.mediocoaching.com Because confidence influences our success in many different ways, coaches learn during their coaching certification about supporting confidence through awareness, acceptance, and affirmation. In the previous blog, four pillars of confidence were identified and here we … Read more