“How do you get clients?” is a question I see and hear asked a lot. In today’s guest post Judy Rees shares her experience and knowledge in: Call Yourself A Coach? By Judy Rees Do you call yourself a coach? A life coach, an executive coach, a wellbeing coach? Are you a mentor, advisor or … Read more
Judy Rees shares her experience and knowledge in today’s guest post as she asks: Could Asking Better Questions Make You Better At Everything? By Judy Rees What would you like to get better at? Public speaking? Running meetings? Time management? Persuasion? Choosing the perfect gift? Whatever’s on the top of your learning list, chances are … Read more
Judy Rees asks a question that many new to coaching asks themselves, in this week’s guest post: Do You Know Enough To Be A Coach? By Judy Rees Are you a coach who actually coaches people? Or are you a perpetual preparer? I often coach people who are in the process of becoming coaches. I’ve … Read more
In this week’s guest post Judy Rees shares her expertise and thoughts about what may be a reason you are struggling for clients. Three ways personal development may be making you bad at marketing By Judy Rees I’m fed up with meeting “struggling coaches”! Every workshop, networking event or conference I go to (and I … Read more
The Friday Guest post on Coaching Confidence is taking a break over the festive period. (Want to be a guest poster in 2011? visit HERE) Instead, today you will find a list of all the guest posters since we started the feature with links to their respective posts. I’d like to take this moment to … Read more
Judy Rees, one of our recent Friday guest posters, has just launched some videos that you need to check out now. For the first time ever, she’s giving away secret keys to influence and persuasion that people have paid a lot of money for. I know she’s taking this offline soon, so check it out … Read more
In this weeks guest post, clean language and x-ray listening expert, Judy Rees discusses the impact phrasing language can have. The power of parrot-phrasing by Judy Rees I wonder if you were ever taught to paraphrase someone as a way of showing you’d been listening to them? This “active listening” technique has been widely encouraged … Read more