Guest PostIn today’s guest post Karen Williams shares some her expertise and knowledge around the business of running a coaching practice. From Invisible to Visible in 7 Easy Steps By Karen Williams It’s not easy being visible in business. You’ve got to fight through the noise of everyone else out there who does something similar to … Read more
In this week’s guest post Marie Yates, The Survivor’s Coach, invites you to consider… Stuff Happens! By Marie Yates Essentially, you’re born and stuff happens. Some good stuff and some not so good stuff. There’s a high chance I’m over simplifying but this is the stuff that happens ‘to’ you, the stuff you’re handed. There’s … Read more
In this week’s guest post Lorraine Hirst shares some of her experience, thoughts and knowledge as she shares on the topic of mental health. To Be OK, or Not to Be OK, is that the question? By Lorraine Hirst In a new part time role, developing support for young carers in Oxfordshire, and in my … Read more
In today’s guest post Louise Gillespie-Smith shares a little about how she combines her skills and knowledge when coaching. Lessons from movement by Louise Gillespie-Smith Yoga teachers will often say to their students during a class something like “how you are on your yoga mat is a reflection of how you are in life”. I … Read more
Coach Anja Schuetz shares her experience and knowledge in today’s guest post: How To Make It Rain Money by Anja Schuetz I grew up in communism where religion and any kind of belief system were suppressed and discouraged. After the wall came down and I grew up and got to travel the world, I was … Read more
In today’s guest post Andrew A Faccone combines his personal beliefs and experience to share some thoughts around success. “Without a vision people will perish” By Andrew A.Faccone “Where there is no vision the people perish.” (Proverbs 29:18) The majority of our modern society is removed from many of each day’s activities, caught in the … Read more
In this week’s guest post Beth Burgess shares a study from the 1960’s and how it links to coaching. Using The Pygmalion Effect in Coaching By Beth Burgess As coaches, we often work on the limiting beliefs of our clients; but we should be just as concerned about how much we believe in our clients … Read more
In this week’s guest post Phil Manington shares how he uses a specific NLP model. Coaching with Logical Levels By Phil Manington Anyone familiar with NLP will probably have come across Robert Dilts’s Logical Levels model. It is a great tool for exploring how and why we do what we do. It works at a … Read more