Navigating Goals: Key Questions for Coaches and Achievers

The image features a clear, large lightbulb against a plain, light gray background. Inside the lightbulb, the filament is uniquely shaped to spell out the word "goal" in a cursive, glowing neon style. Below the lightbulb, there is a Greek proverb: "Before you score, you first must have a goal."

Today’s quote of the day is a proverb: “Before you score, you first must have a goal.” (Greek Proverb) Questions For Coaches: Bonus Questions: About Jen Waller Jen Waller is a transformative coach dedicated to empowering individuals to get out of their own way and make a meaningful impact in the world. With an impactful, … Read more

Finish It Up Friday:

When you set up your own coaching business and become “your own boss” there’s lots of ways you can organise your time and business. In today’s guest post coach Jaynine Howard shares one aspect of how she organises one day a week … Finish It Up Friday: Why I Don’t Require My Team to Work on … Read more

Use visualization techniques and the desired results will come

In today’s guest post Stacey van Gogh shares some of her personal experience and expertise: Use visualization techniques and the desired results will come By Stacey van Gogh My name is Stacey van Gogh and for almost 20 years of my life now I have been a personal fitness trainer and a marathon coach. I … Read more

Co-Coaching

In today’s guest post Amanda Clegg shares some of her experience and observations about some of her recent coaching work. Co-Coaching by Amanda Clegg A teacher comes into a staffroom and says “I can’t…” It doesn’t really matter what the end of the sentence is because you have probably already heard it many times before … Read more

The Change Journey

In today’s guest post Phil Manington shares how he’s using his coaching knowledge and skills with a personal experience. The Change Journey by Phil Manington I recently returned from a month’s holiday in France and was keen and enthusiastic to get back to work. Imagine how frustrated I felt when I suffered a retinal detachment … Read more