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psalm-23

Creating awareness does not just occur from powerful questioning. Awareness can be created from most any skill used in coaching. The other day, my coach quoted a famous entrepreneur. The quote came from her listening deeply to what I was saying. When she finished the quote, I automatically made a statement about how I saw

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rental-car

In my previous post, I shared some of my thoughts about the importance of a coach truly believing that her/his clients are healthy, creative, and resourceful. I hope you read that article and accepted my challenge to unlock the vast reservoir of knowledge, passion, hopes, and dreams from within your clients for maximum power in

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peak-potential

Around the age of 13, I was neck deep in magic tricks. My mom even signed me up for a magic class at the local university. I practiced a lot and developed some stories to make the tricks more interesting. At a summer gathering at my aunt’s house, my mom asked if I could do

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Tolerations: How to Get More from Life by Dealing with the Things that Trip You Up

If you watch the TV show Modern Family, maybe you’ve seen the recurring joke about the faulty step in the Dunphy home.  Every time the dad (Phil) runs up or down the stairs, he has a minor trip over one step and yells out, “Gotta fix that step!”  Now in Season 8, the step has

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creativity

I’ve been thinking and writing about how good coaching mindsets lead to great coaching skill sets. In this post I want to talk about another of those coaching mindsets – The client is healthy, creative, and resourceful. This description comes straight out of the International Coach Federation’s definition for coaching and describes one of the

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build-accountability

“The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” – Proverb The best coaching, with no built-in accountability, is a disservice to our client. Very often, the coaching I hear tacks on accountability as strongly as Eeyore has tacked on his tail – as an afterthought. Many coaches who have thirty minutes to coach ask

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