Many new coaches say their biggest challenge is marketing themselves as a coach. Consider this conflicting thought process: I want to help people by coaching …
Make the Effort: Market Yourself as a Coach to Earn the Rewards
Center for Coaching Certification Skills, Tools and Techniques
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Making the Effort as a Coaching Client to Maximize the Results
In the last blog were examples of goals from a coaching relationship and possible obstacles to maximizing the results. Now consider these ideas for moving …
Effort in as a Coaching Client = Results
Coaching is a powerful tool for creating meaningful change. Of course as a client, this means investing in yourself in terms of time, money, and …
Effort In for Coaching Skills = Rewards of Effective Coaching
When building your skills as a coach to be effective, how do you measure effectiveness? The International Coaching Federation has a list of Core Competencies they …
Coach Training: Move Past Obstacles for the Rewards
In the last blog post, examples of goals for coach training were provided followed by obstacles for maximizing the training. Now consider options for moving …
Obstacles to Maximize Coach Training
Whether you are starting a coach training class or have completed one, an important step to maximize your learning is to consider your goals, …
Effort Pays Dividends at Each Stage for Coaching
Becoming a coach, coaching effectively, client success, and building a business all call for engagement and effort. The best part of engaging and investing the …
Trending Away from ROI in Coaching
By guest blogger Bonnie Chernin, CPC June 2014 ROI abandoned as a key statistical measurement to determine the impact of coaching. Latest survey shows a …
Put a Price on It
Professionals are often afraid to ask for the price that is clearly appropriate for the service provided or the work done. It happens with salary …
Experience the Value of Being a Student as a Coach
Coaching is a privilege. Coaching is a benefit too – the coach is in a place of learning from their coachee. In the last blog …