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The Impact of Using Positivity with a Coaching Client

Posted on December 7, 2020 by Cathy Liska

By Beth Donovan, CMC, CWCS www.BethDonovan.com The impact of using positivity with a coaching client has a great impact on their being. For those who practice positivity, it goes far beyond just being “happy” to a lifestyle of continuous breathtaking conscious … Read more

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Questions for Coaching the Being and the Doing From the Carolina Coaching Mario Blog

Posted on September 17, 2020 by Cathy Liska

Examples of Questions Carolina Asks: Describe yourself. What are your priorities? How does your use of time compare with your priorities? Describe your ideal use of time for your priorities. What do you gain from your work? What are your … Read more

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An Authenticity Guide for the New Coach

Posted on January 21, 2019 by Cathy Liska

By Necie Black Hey coach! Have you ever found yourself thinking that you knew exactly what a client needed to do to solve their issue? Or, if they’d just do this (or that) in their life, business or relationship would flow … Read more

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Co-Creating the Relationship for Engaging Coaching Clients

Posted on September 3, 2018 by Cathy Liska

In the previous blog we focused on the application of the first category and first two competencies of the 11 Core Competencies from the International Coach Federation, ICF. Now we move to applying the second category and the next two … Read more

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Signs Your Client Might Be Suffering from Addiction

Posted on August 6, 2018 by Cathy Liska

By Devin Golden https://www.floridarehab.com/resources/friends-and-family/ As a professional coach, knowing about your client’s life is extremely important. You want to celebrate their successes and also work through their challenges. Whatever the struggle — a career setback, a personal loss, or something … Read more

Posted in Coaching Business, Coaching Skills, Coaching Stories, Skills Tools and Techniques | Tagged career, coach, coach certification, coach training, professional coach, relationship, The Recovery Village, training | Leave a comment

How does the symbiotic relationship of Being and Doing play in to coaching?

Posted on August 2, 2018 by Cathy Liska

Sometimes a client is faced with an urgent challenge and focuses on the Doing. The deep learning and meaningful change come with the Being. In any given coaching session, it is the client’s choice to focus on one, the other, … Read more

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The 10th Secret to Creating Change

Posted on June 8, 2017 by Cathy Liska

The 10th Secret to Creating Change by Beth Donovan – www.heartNsoulfit.com Here you are – at the final blog in this series on creating change – be proud of yourself for sticking to it! Secret ten is: Nurture your support … Read more

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Coach Training for a Different Approach to Planning and Goal Setting

Posted on September 14, 2015 by Cathy Liska

A coach works with the client to plan the relationship and what the client wants to accomplish through coaching – their goals. This is where there are interesting considerations. For example, Harvard Business Review cited a clear methodology as a … Read more

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Executive Coaching Defined

Posted on July 22, 2015 by Cathy Liska

The International Coach Federation, ICF, provides definitions for Coaching, Coaching Relationship, and an ICF Professional Coach at the beginning of the Code of Ethics. Visit http://www.coachfederation.org/about/landing.cfm?ItemNumber=854&navItemNumber=634 to read the full definitions. Coaching is often sorted into specialty areas. The specialty … Read more

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Tools for Health and Wellness Coaching

Posted on July 3, 2015 by Cathy Liska

Coaches access a multitude of tools in serving their clients – some in preparation for a coaching engagement such as assessments – and others while coaching. Tools are often learned, developed, and refined in coach training and while providing coaching. … Read more

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