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The Importance of Letters: Why a Coaching Certification Matters
By Diana Fritts Obtaining a certification is valuable in any profession, and coaching is no different. In such a rapidly growing industry, showing your commitment to your career through further training and certification is crucial to remain competitive. For example, … Read more
Unconscious Bias. Identify and Move Past
What is Unconscious Bias? Vanderbilt says: “prejudice or unsupported judgments in favor of or against one thing, person, or group as compared to another, in a way that is usually considered unfair.” The challenge of course is that if it … Read more
How do I decide if hiring a coach is the right move?
If you are thinking or wondering any of the following: “Sometimes life gets so busy I don’t know if I’m coming or going.” “All my ideas and thoughts jumble together.” “I am unsure which direction I want to take.” “I … Read more
Rapport = #1 Indicator of Coaching Success
Rapport is a harmonious interaction and connection between the coach and client. Rapport is the #1 indicator of success for a coaching relationship. About Rapport: Rapport starts with an agreement and Code of Ethics and built on with coaching competence … Read more
Understanding a Coaching Client and Their Objectives
Prior to engaging a new client, start by establishing a common understanding of the coaching relationship. During the coaching, the coach uses what they learned in coaching certification to be present to and understand their client as an individual. The … Read more
Coach or Mentor?
Often people wonder, Do I want a coach, or, do I want a mentor? Understanding the difference is essential for making this call. A mentor is someone who has experience and wisdom that they pass on. They are there to … Read more
Signs Your Client Might Be Suffering from Addiction
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
Four New Skills to Keep Senior’s Minds Sharp
Four New Skills to Keep Seniors’ Minds Sharp By Julie Morris With more than 41 million people over the age of 65 living in the United States, there is more of a focus than ever on the quality of life … Read more
Coaching – What is it?
Coaching is Advanced Development for Advanced Results and requires advanced coach training to be effective. Common misunderstandings of coaching are still prevalent and unfortunately result in misleading people who want to be a coach and people who want the benefits … Read more
How to Become a Coach
Coaching is the second fastest growing profession in the world and as such, many are asking how to become a coach. Ultimately the answer is essentially the same as with any profession: get the education, build skills, and be accountable. … Read more
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