Have you ever sat in a meeting and wondered, “What is this about?” I don’t mean in some existential crisis sort of way, but in a purpose sort of way. I have. In fact, this happens in at least half the meetings I attend. I sit there as someone (often the team leader or person …
Okay, so the year has not yet concluded, but I’m already thinking of the books I’ve enjoyed and/or benefited from this year. Since I love reading other peoples’ lists of favorite books, I thought I’d compile my own. Some of these are not new, many have little to do with coaching, and others may be …
Recently I had a family member get scammed. I won’t share exactly who (out of respect); suffice it so say that it was a close family member, but not a member of my household. After clicking what appeared to be an interesting Facebook link, she immediately got a warning on her screen notifying her that …
Why the Pattern-Matching Shortcut Is Not Always Your Friend Read More »
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 …
Three Questions to Start Every Coaching Conversation (re-posted) Read More »
