Picture this: Your client is on the dance floor and in the thick of it—spinning, reacting, dodging elbows, and trying not to trip over their own feet. The music is loud, the pace is relentless, and the dance floor is packed with people who all seem to be demanding something. That’s leadership on a daily […]
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Perhaps the deepest driving principle for me and the rest of the CAM leadership team is this: coaching is a way of joining God as God works in the lives of other people. In other words, coaching is ministry. I believe this principle to be true, whether coaching occurs in a ministry setting, a
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When you’re first learning to coach, we all learn that a good coach can coach a client on pretty much any topic. The norm in coach training is that the coach will start the conversation with, “What would you like to talk about?” and then the client could come back with any variety of issues:
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A few weeks ago one of our coaching students asked a very good question: “What are the books every coach really needs to read?” Now let’s face it, you’re not going to become a fantastic coach merely by reading about coaching. That said, you’re also not going to become a fantastic coach if you never
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