In coaching, “make the implicit explicit” means you help the client bring what is under the surface into clear words, so they can work with it. So much of what drives behaviour is unspoken. It sits in the background and quietly directs decisions, communication, and follow through. When we surface it, the client can see … Get More Details
Becoming a great small business coach is a journey that requires dedication, continuous learning, and a genuine passion for supporting others. Whether you’re already on this path or considering it, these five steps will guide you towards becoming a coach who can make a real difference in the lives of small business owners. Let’s dive … Get More Details
The updated ICF Core Competency Model provides a comprehensive set of coaching standards for an ICF credentialed business coach to follow.
A few years back I took my 75 year old dad out for dinner. On the drive there he said that he had a question about my work and not to be offended. Well you know when someone prefaces a question in this way you better brace yourself. He asked me “How do you get … Get More Details
Together WE won the International Coach Federation Vancouver Chapter 2014 Business Coach of the Year Award! I want to say a huge thank you for allowing me to walk along beside you on your entrepreneurial journey as your business coach. I say WE because together we have hired “A” player employees and gently yet firmly … Get More Details
What Executive Coaching Can Do for You Do you need an executive coach? Do your managers? Here is a useful framework for thinking about the role of coaching, from Harvard Management Update. by Paul Michelman Is executive coaching at U.S. companies destined to play a role occupied by psychoanalysis in some Neil Simon version of … Get More Details
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