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The Steps in a Coaching Relationship
In the previous log the Staircase to Success analogy gave a brief description of the coaching relationship. What follows now is a deeper exploration by outlining key considerations for each step and then reviewing how to move forward. Coach Training … Read more
Posted in Coaching Program, Coaching Resources, Coaching Skills, Coaching Stories, Skills Tools and Techniques
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Tagged 11 Core Competencies of a coach, coach, coach training, Code of Ethics, ethics, ICF, International Coach Federation, Staircase to Success, The Steps in a Coaching Relationship
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Long-term Implications of a Coaching Culture
Imagine the impact of a culture where people focus on the future, are positive and proactive, and believe in empowering individual awareness and choice! The bottom-line impact of a coaching culture is powerful. Without a coaching approach, how many people … Read more
Empower Independence
The idea of empowering independence seems a good one. The challenge is doing it effectively. Consider what happens in the workplace: ideally the people inside of an organization have the ability to do their job well. Sometimes this is blocked … Read more
Coaching Techniques for Focus and Motivation
During coaching certification, the class on focus and motivation is amazing in terms of the awareness of how people think and as a result act. Following are examples. Have you ever gotten in to an elevator and pushed the button … Read more
Power of Silence – a Tool for a Coaching Culture
Silence is an important tool in conversations generally and in coaching it is essential. Coach training teaches the power of silence. Think about it this way: how often have you asked a question and then been uncomfortable with the silence … Read more
Understanding the Power of the Coaching Process
Remember times when you have been shut down and frustrated? Remember telling someone what you wanted to no avail? Remember being asked for advice, giving great suggestions, and then learning none of your ideas were used? There is a better … Read more
A Coaching Culture Benefits Nonprofits
Imagine your neighborhood association is discussing the budget and spending priorities. Without coaching skills, each neighbor voices and advocates based on personal priorities. With coaching skills, each person is asked for their ideas and thinking, pros and cons are discussed … Read more
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Tagged A Coaching Culture Benefits Nonprofits, best expert, coach training, coaching, coaching certification, Coaching Culture, insight, nonprofits, values & priorities, volunteer
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A Coaching Culture Enhances Lives
As a parent, imagine assigning specific chores for your son or daughter. Without coaching skills, you tell them what you want done and how to do it. Most of what you say goes in one ear and out the other. … Read more
Coaching a Project Manager
For example, a coaching client was responsible for overseeing a specific project. One of the managers on the project was simply uninterested in completing their work. This coaching client was at a loss as to how to make it happen … Read more
Benefits of a Coaching Culture
Remember the decision maker (parent, community leader, or boss) saying, “my way or the highway” as the standard? Then it shifted to, “I’ll say what I think, and you tell me why you like it.” The norm now is offering … Read more