How to set clients coaching “homework”

How to set clients coaching homework by Jen Waller Clients taking some form of action after a coaching session is an expectation that most coaches and clients have about the process of coaching. Often this action, the coaching homework, has been agreed during the coaching session itself between the coach and the client. Sometimes this … Read more

An interview about Coaching Confidence

Last Thursday I was an invited guest over on coach Ruby McGuire’s site “Be the coach you dream to be.” She interviewed me on the subject of coaching and confidence. In the interview I shared some thoughts including: How putting off starting your coaching can affect your confidence, 3 tips when working on your confidence, … Read more

What has Shakespeare got to do with coaching?

This was originally published as a bonus article in the Coaching Confidence weekly email during June 2011. To start getting your very own copy each week enter your details under “Don’t miss a thing!” to the right of this page. What has Shakespeare got to do with coaching? The catalyst for last weeks post was … Read more

Second World Business & Executive Coaching Summit Pre-series

Before you missed the complimentary Pre-Summit series I wanted to draw your attention to a global conference that aspires to raise the bar for coaching professionals. The Pre-Summit series, May 1-31, 2012, offers a complimentary opportunity to sample the sessions of the full Summit before registering. (The full Summit runs June 14-29, 2012.) For more … Read more

What can we learn from best practice in other fields?

Although it’s a best guess, today is the day which is credited as being Shakespeare’s 448 birthday! So it seemed appropriate to publish this post today. This was originally published as a bonus article in the Coaching Confidence weekly email during June 2011. To start getting your very own copy each week enter your details … Read more