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By Pete Liska https://www.linkedin.com/in/peteliska/ During coach training we develop coaching competencies. Identifying and adjusting to personality in the moment develops the competencies of Presence and also of Establishing Trust and Intimacy. When coaching someone who, like in my last blog … Read more
By Pete Liska https://www.linkedin.com/in/peteliska/ What is the difference between not really listening and listening with intention? During my coaching certification as part of my homework, I experimented during a conversation with both utilizing and not utilizing listening skills and this … Read more
By Pete Liska https://www.linkedin.com/in/peteliska/ With and when intentionally listening, the focus is on the speaker, not the listener. The ideal goal is to concentrate on what others, or clients are saying. This means moving past your own similar experiences and … Read more
By Pete Liska https://www.linkedin.com/in/peteliska/ The ICF’s Code of Ethics goes through all aspects of the coaching professions, coaching sessions, and expectations of member coaches (and others) in general. It discusses such things as research guidelines and record keeping. The Code … Read more
Often we get so wrapped up in our daily duties or tasks, or our work schedules and family responsibilities, that we forget to be present and experience what is happening. During the coach training class on communication, participants focus on … Read more
by Marie Snidow Feeling and showing vulnerability is something most of us avoid. It makes us feel uncomfortable, open, and exposed. As people grow into leadership positions they often learn through social conditioning to make rational decisions, not to show … Read more