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
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
This was originally published as a bonus article in the Coaching Confidence weekly email during May 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. Is it history? One of the subjects I studied at university was history. There are … Read more
Are you transitioning, or thinking of moving from being a Non-Coach to a Coach? Are you uncertain about how you will do that? One big problem I’ve noticed that many coaches struggle with is the transition between being a non-coach to a coach. They’re often busy focusing upon what they think they “should” be doing. … Read more
In last week’s coaching post I asked “Do you use quotes in your coaching?” In that post I talked about why you may want to use a quote in a coaching session. I was then asked a great question on twitter about if I had any tips about how to remember quotes. Many potential answers … Read more
This was originally published as a bonus article in the Coaching Confidence weekly email during September 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. Do you need a gallery floor plan in your life? Over the summer I visited … Read more
“Words are, of course, the most powerful drug used by mankind.” (Rudyard Kipling) If you have been following this blog on twitter you will have noticed a regular number of quotes tweeted throughout the day. These are quotes that often prompt a response from those reading. It’s not at all unknown for one person to … Read more
When to make a transition to start charging for your coaching? Last week I discussed what’s stopping you from charging for your coaching? This week I want to continue that conversation and look at some different approaches people can take to making the transition to easily asking for an exchange of money? I’m not going … Read more