How do you describe what you do so that your ideal clients easily understand? In today’s guest post, originally published online at The Times of India, Meeta Sengupta describes mentoring for teachers in India. Mentoring by Meeta Sengupta Everybody needs a pat on their back. From time to time, everybody needs to be able to … Read more
In today’s guest post Sara Maude shares her thoughts and expertise on what some view as an everyday part of modern life: How to coach a client who is suffering from stress by Sara Maude Have you ever wondered why you sometimes find yourself making slow progress with a coaching client? Despite asking the most … Read more
Lawrence Michaels shares a technique in today’s guest post: The Power of Using Timelines by Lawrence Michaels I first came across using a timeline as a form of therapeutic and coaching intervention when I studied my NLP practitioner course a number of years ago. Since my training as a Hypnotherapist I frequently use the timeline … Read more
In this week’s guest post Lenny Deverill-West demonstrates how lessons from outside of coaching can be used by coaches to benefit your clients. How to use lessons about spaghetti sauce in your coaching By Lenny Deverill-West . I was watching the clip above on TED by Malcolm Gladwell about how Howard Moskowitz, a food scientist, … Read more
In this weeks Friday Guest Post Andy Lucas, who assists clients to empower themselves, discusses the topic of empowerment in more detail. The source of personal power? by Andy Lucas I was recently chatting with my friend Karen, also a coach, and we were discussing empowerment. The conversation arose because I mentioned my strong desire … Read more