Coaching Quote of the Day 29th January 2012
“To succeed in life, you need two things: ignorance and confidence.” (Mark Twain)
“To succeed in life, you need two things: ignorance and confidence.” (Mark Twain)
In this weeks guest post, coach and psychologist, Colin Clerkin shares some thoughts about confidence. Could these be steps you use personally or with clients? What Shape is your Confidence: taking these simple steps can boost your confidence by Colin Clerkin What Shape is your Confidence: taking these simple steps can boost your confidence When … Read more
In this weeks guest post, Jonathan Lamptey shares his expertise about how coaches can inspire confidence. Inspire Confidence through Simplicity by Jonathan Lamptey As a reader of this blog, you will agree that forward thinking Coaches provide a holistic approach to their clients, considering the circumstances of the individual in order to correctly address the … Read more
In this week’s guest post experienced coach and NLPer Nigel Heath shares his advice about coaching. Less is more By Nigel Heath I was at a meeting of NLPers one day, long ago, discussing the tools & techniques, when one of the group asked for ‘advice’ with a specific client. The group member told us … Read more
“Confidence is contagious and so is lack of confidence, and a customer will recognize both.” (Vincent Lombardi)
“Peace is not the absence of war; it is a virtue; a state of mind; a disposition for benevolence; confidence; and justice.” (Spinoza)
You may find that as a coach that you refer to the term resources. Today’s post is going to discuss resources in more detail. Starting with, what is a resource? Looking up a dictionary definition gives: Resource noun 1. something to which one can turn for help or support or to achieve one’s purpose. 2. … Read more
In a previous coaching post I’ve talked about what a coach can do to prepare for a coaching session. Each coach will develop their own answers and preparation for a coaching session. As I shared in that previous post I look to answer the following before a coaching session “What can I do to ensure … Read more