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How do I determine if I will be a good coach?

Posted on November 28, 2019 by Cathy Liska

When people ask this question, my reaction is often that if you care enough to ask the question you care enough to learn how to be a great coach. What are the values and skills of a great coach? Often … Read more

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Stairway to Success Analogy of a Coaching Relationship

Posted on July 11, 2019 by Cathy Liska

The analogy of building a staircase aligned to building a coaching relationship is a tool for the client and the coach to use as they co-create the coaching relationship. The Center for Coaching Certification (CCC) designed the Stairway to Success … Read more

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You’re not coaching, you’re just telling stories!

Posted on July 1, 2019 by Cathy Liska

By Randy Kesterson, www.RandyKesterson.com During the twenty years I have worked at the Vice President level, my role has included the call to coach members of my team and other extended teams. My wife Susan and I walk together quite … Read more

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OHANA Five by Five

Posted on March 21, 2019 by Cathy Liska

By Scot Conway, Ph.D., J.D. – http://www.theohanaproject.com/ In the previous blog, Scot Conway described the OHANA Way Acronym he covered in his free webinar as part of the Center for Coaching Certification free continuing education offerings. Now, for each of the … Read more

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The OHANA Way

Posted on March 18, 2019 by Cathy Liska

By Scot Conway, Ph.D., J.D. – http://www.theohanaproject.com/ Scot Conway provided one of the free continuing education webinars for Center for Coaching Certification and the next two blogs are his two-page report on the same topic. The Ohana Way Report – this … Read more

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Diversity, Inclusion / Regard, and Access to Coaching at CCC

Posted on March 11, 2019 by Cathy Liska

When it comes to ensuring diversity and inclusion / regard, a call or mandate to action is often what it takes to effect change. There is sometimes a fear that this results in engaging people solely because they are identified with … Read more

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You’re Invited to Increase Your Exposure – Be a Guest Speaker / Webinar

Posted on February 21, 2019 by Cathy Liska

Do you want to increase your exposure? Are you ready for inbound links to your website or social media profile? Are you interested in demonstrating your expertise? Be a guest presenter! Center for Coaching Certification is inviting you to give … Read more

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You’re Invited to Increase Your Exposure – Be a Guest Blogger!

Posted on February 18, 2019 by Cathy Liska

Want to get in front of more people? Interested in links to your website or social media profile? Have a thought or idea to explore? Write a guest blog! Center for Coaching Certification is inviting you to be included on … Read more

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Graduates – Be a Published Author

Posted on February 4, 2019 by Cathy Liska

Join CCC and author a chapter for the Coaching Perspectives book published once a year. Be a published author! Each year the Center for Coaching Certification publishes a book in the Coaching Perspectives series. The chapters are written by graduates … Read more

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How will Mentor Coaching help me?

Posted on December 6, 2018 by Cathy Liska

In the previous blog, you read how the International Coach Federation, ICF, defines mentor coaching from https://coachfederation.org/mentor-coaching. If you are pursuing your ACC, PCC, or MCC credential through the ICF, Mentor Coaching is required. How will mentor coaching help? Mentor … Read more

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