One of the things many developing coaches struggle with is accountability. (So if you struggle, you are not alone!). Accountability is tricky because as coaches we want to balance two truths: a) the client owns the issue, and b) the clients often benefits from accountability. Clients own the issue and ultimately they are the party […]
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Which side of the road do Swedes drive on? For decades, Swedes were left-side drivers in the same way as the Brits or Aussies. Because of increased accidents and drags on the economy, in the late 1960’s the nation decided to join the rest of continental Europe and move to the right side of the
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What do some people think when it comes to coaching? Well, they think the wrong things. Here are ten of the most common misunderstandings I’ve seen or heard from coaches and non-coaches alike: Coaches mostly give advice. People who know next to nothing about professional coaching assume it’s a lot like mentoring or advising. It’s
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Patrick serves as pastor of a large, historic church that has a strong and positive legacy in the community. It’s the kind of church where stained glass windows are named in honor of someone’s rich grandfather, but it’s also a vibrant church where the gospel is preached. The church has grown too large for their
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