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Preparing for the Next Job Opportunity Starts with Assessing Skills
By Chi Whitley from JobHero — https://www.jobhero.com/ Career resilience is built by continuously preparing for unexpected job loss, change, or for when the next opportunity arises. Career resilience also entails having your resume and cover letter up to date for … Read more
2 Steps for a Career Change
by Michael Deane – https://www.qeedle.com Spruce Up Your Resume Even though relevant experience is beneficial, you can highlight initiatives and successes to help you change your career. Many employers are more than happy to invest in a job applicant purely … Read more
Self-motivation is a Process
Paul Kawkabany – https://www.instagram.com/psy_aul/ A person is born and imagines portraits of great plans and success. A person dreams of aiming to achieve it all. Is desire and imagination sufficient to reach what is wanted? If it is accompanied by … Read more
Becoming a Coach
Sometimes the question is raised as to whether training is necessary to becoming a coach. Technically and legally, you can call yourself with no training. Even my dog can call herself a coach. The more important question is whether that … Read more
Understanding Your Client
Garrett Sheets, https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheetsgarrett/ The Understanding Your Client class in my coaching certification program delved into the “meat and potatoes” of coaching by exploring personality and how coaches, in an effort to best serve each type, must exercise elasticity in their … Read more
Coaching Skills for Leaders
There is a reason that coaching is now seen as a core competency of leaders. The Core Competencies of a coach are skills that serve leaders well. To simplify, during coaching certification, people skills, communication skills, thinking, motivation, goal setting, … Read more
Creating a Balanced Life
What is a balanced life? What a fun question to explore! During the initial coach training class, we practice exploring what a client wants in all different areas of their life. From there the client is empowered to identify priorities, … Read more
Cultural Bios
Some of you are familiar with cultural bios and for others the idea is new. What is a cultural bio? It is a verbal or written description of you that includes how you define yourself in terms of class, gender, … Read more
Center Commonalities and Differences
At the ACTO 2020 conference, one phrase that was said stood out as a real opportunity: Center Commonalities AND Center Differences. What does this mean? Reflect on things we all have in common from basic needs to desires and more. … Read more
Common Mistake #2 of 3 – Lessons Learned from ICF Assessors
In the previous blog we looked at the first of three common mistakes made by coaches in recordings they submit to the ICF for their credential application. The first common mistake was failing to get a clear agreement on what … Read more
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