Welcome back – in the last post we promised you more information on three significant factors to consider and ask about when choosing a coaching …
Considerations for Choosing Coach Training (Part II)
Which Coaching Certification? (Part I)
As the coaching industry advances, a myriad of organizations that offer formal training are promoting coaching certification programs. The ICF website hosts a list of …
Get to your CORE
In the last blog an important part of your coaching business – it’s CORE – was explored. Today consider this blueprint on how to create, …
What is your CORE?
One of the definitions of the word CORE in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary is “a basic, essential, or enduring part (as of an individual, a class, …
The Application Gravy
Academic knowledge and craft specialization are the bedrock of any successful professional. It is naïve to think that proficiency in the philosophy or book knowledge …
The Coaching Process for Establishing and Maintaining Trust
The foundation of trust begins with the preparation and planning discussed in the blog on Wednesday. Trust is further developed in the next stages of …
Coach Preparation for Establishing Trust
In the blog post on Monday, Tiffany explored how trust can be established quickly in a coaching relationship with a powerful tool. Now consider the …
Establishing Trust in the Coaching Relationship
By guest blogger Tiffany Kalinka In most relationships it takes time to establish trust. Whether it be personal or professional, trust is built upon honesty, …
The Effort for Group or Team Coaching Earns Rewards
Group and Team Coaching are areas of coaching that add value for clients and for coaches alike. Clients benefit from a shared focus or purpose. …
Make the Effort: Market Yourself as a Coach to Earn the Rewards
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 …