I’m a coach and trainer of coaches, so it’s no surprise to anyone that I think coaching is great. Of course, I think pretty much anyone could benefit from working with a coach. But there’s one group of people I think benefits more than most: leaders. Why do leaders benefit from coaching? Here are three […]
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Every coaching conversation is different: different client, different context, different topic, etc. Coaches have to be able to flex and adapt to all those differences in order to provide valuable coaching. But while every coaching conversation will unfold in its own unique way, there are some things that need to happen in practically every coaching
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Far too frequently I get an email or voicemail that leaves me scratching my head and a bit frustrated. The common thread? No context. Just last week I got a short email from a somewhat familiar name asking for a meeting. The email pretty much read, “I would like to talk. Let me know when
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Of all the questions I get as a coach trainer, perhaps none is more straightforward than the one that adorns this post’s title. I often hear even seasoned and successful coaches ponder whether or not to pursue a coaching credential. Earning a worthwhile credential takes work, so is it it worth it? Here are some
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