Following the coaching session discussed in the previous blog, when Roberta and her coach Lisa again met, Roberta shared with Lisa what she learned from …
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Coaching on Prioritization
Prioritizing work tasks, lifestyle choices, and activities is something we all do each day. Sometimes we do it intentionally, and sometimes we just do and …
Coaching Supports Accessing Tools
After coaching sessions on personal budgeting, business budgeting, and financial statements, Coach Andrea asked her client David about his comfort level and about his interest …
Co-creating Tools When Coaching
Coaching supports meaningful change. Often creating change is facilitated by specific techniques and / or tools. Coaches learn a multitude of different techniques during coach …
Co-creating Coaching
A coaching relationship is geared specifically to an individual client. To maximize the process for that person, a coach co-creates the relationship, process, and even …
Evaluating CC1 Ethics and Standards
In the ICF Comparison Table, the only competency that is not directly evaluated during an oral exam for credentialing is Ethics and Standards. At the …
The Importance of Coaching Competencies
Learning and developing coaching competencies is foundational for being a coach. On it’s surface, it demonstrates a respect for the work and for professionalism. More …
Continuing Education for Coaching Competency
After learning coaching competencies, planning for continuing education supports retaining, applying, and enhancing what you learned. Training reinforces what you are doing right, reminds you …
Self-directed Study for Coaching Competency
One fun, inexpensive way to further develop coaching competencies is self-directed study. There are a myriad of resources available to support ongoing learning. Coaching is …
Coaching for Coaches to Enhance Competency
Coaches are advocates of coaching – after all that is the reason they are doing the work. The old expression “what is good for the …