Recently one of my students met the V.P. of a large global conglomerate at a business event. Very quickly into their conversation he asked her …
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Recently one of my students met the V.P. of a large global conglomerate at a business event. Very quickly into their conversation he asked her …

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 …

Coaching is a privilege. Coaching is a benefit too – the coach is in a place of learning from their coachee. In the last blog …

An Illustration: One error in a teacher’s thinking is the idea that they are the teacher. Some of you might be thinking to yourself, “Strange …

Think of a sandwich. The bulk of the cost covers what is in-between the bread. It is also what differentiates us in the ordering line. …

Think about an initial conversation with a prospective client. It is here where we get to know the individual, and this helps us partner with …

Differences between coaches and psychologists, or coaches and advisors, or coaches and trainers, are often gray from the outside looking in. Some years ago I …

While the coachee is ultimately the one choosing their goals and action steps, whether they achieve what they set out to do is one way …

In Coaching there is more than one bottom line to consider when measuring ROI; both the intangible (qualitative) and the tangible (quantitative) impact are equally important. …

Coaches, companies, and individual coachees think about the value and return for their investment in the coaching relationship. Sometimes the focus is heavily on the …