Jen WallerTodays quote is: “Knowledge of the fact differs from knowledge of the reason for the fact,” (Aristotle) This quote prompted me to consider the role of understanding in coaching. In the realm of coaching, we often wield effective strategies, techniques, and methods to guide our clients. However, how crucial is it for coaches to comprehend … Read more
These timeless words from Archimedes of Syracuse, although rooted in physics, I feel also carry profound implications for the realm of coaching. In the context of coaching, we serve as the architects of that “place to stand,” empowering individuals to discover their unique levers for transformative change. This post explores the parallels between Archimedes’ concept and the coaching journey, inviting you to reflect on your own “place to stand” and the levers that can move your world.
Today’s quote is: “The greatness of the human being consists in this: that it is capable of the universe.” (Thomas Aquinas) The Infinite Potential Within: Thomas Aquinas invites us to recognize the infinite potential within ourselves. Each individual is a universe of possibilities, with untapped capabilities waiting to be discovered and harnessed. You coould argue … Read more
Today’s quote is: “We mean to explore kindness and its enormous silences.” (Guillaume Apollinaire) I think this quote points to a couple of aspects that fall into the profound realms of coaching, where kindness and silence are not merely elements but guiding principles. In the coaching journey, kindness extends beyond niceties, and silence is not … Read more
Today’s quote is: “On certain occasions, the eyes of the mind can supply the want of the most powerful telescopes, and lead to astronomical discoveries of the highest importance.” (François Arago) This powerful statement serves as a testament to the incredible capacity of our minds to envision possibilities beyond the constraints of external resources. As … Read more
Today’s quote is: “Learning is not attained by chance, it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence.” (Abigail Adams) As we reflect on the historical context of education in May 1780 when this quote was first written, we appreciate the strides made to establish widespread educational systems. Today, however, we dive … Read more
Today’s coaching inspiration comes in the form of: “With hard work, you can get fire out of a stone.” (Dutch proverb) While the imagery of extracting fire from a stone might seem like a laborious task, the proverb encourages us to consider the value of persistence and hard work. As coaches, we often encounter clients … Read more
Todays quote of the day is: “The investigation of the meaning of words is the beginning of education,” (Antisthenes) As coaches, understanding the depth and nuances of words empowers us to foster clearer communication and, in turn, drive transformative outcomes for our clients as we engage in an education about how the world looks for … Read more