Life On The Receiving End Of Coaching By Reg Hardy
What is it like to be on the receiving end of mentoring to improve your performance in pocket billiards and at the same time, participate in life
Coaching for Physicians By Janet Crawford
Is Having a Professional Coach a Solution to Optimizing your Practice’s Performance? “What do you do?”The pr
Parts that Make the Whole… or Not By Michaela Scherr
There are many parts that make up you.There’s the Musical You, the Friendly You, the Amazing You, the Genius You, the Calm You, the Peacef
Why a Coach is NOT a Consultant By Ally Moll
Often while talking to people about my coaching practice I get asked what the difference is between a coach and a consultant. Many people believ
Two Pillows and One Dead Husband By Paulette Terry
That’s what I needed when I delved deeply into my first acting class. I was 60 years old and had a lifetime of experiences behind me but anger o
Be Better at Business – And Lose Weight, Too! By John McKee
In business, individuals often secure the services of a success coach like myself to “fix” certain areas of their professional life. The desired
Coaching Skills and Positive Motivation By Chris Stowell
There is one important point that is often missed in the discussion of Coaching Skills: Effective coaching is a great deal more than just proble
Life Coach, Counsellor, or Therapist; - How do I choose? By Douglas Woods
Life coaching has become fashionable in recent years and there seems to be a big demand for what they offer. Counselling and many forms of therap
What a Difference a Coach Makes By Ken Donaldson
In being a resident of the Tampa Bay area since 1979 I have had front line exposure to the highs and (mostly) lows of our local professional foot
Coaching: YOU Can Improve Your Organization's Performance By Andrew E. Schwartz
GOOD BUSINESS COACHING: Clearly, the right kind of coaching can alter a team’s or an organization’s performance. The implication for business is
Coaching: The Art of Putting Yourself In Somone Elses Shoes By Andrew E. Schwartz
COACHING STEPS: The following are five (5) steps a coach can take to change behavior and performance. The goal of this process is to create the c
Potential By Peter Cartmill
One of the most often mis-understood aspects of self-development is the concept of potential. We are often told that we can achieve our full pot
Personal Core Values: Your Key to Success and Happiness By Douglas Woods
Each of us has our own set of personal values; these are the things which we believe are important, which motivate us and to which we give priori
4 Brilliant Tips to Speed Read Faster than Ever By Michael Lee
Many people, particularly students, would love to be able to absorb information faster. But before retaining information, they have to go through
Mid Life Crisis, Life Transitions, & Ontological Coaching By Robert Wummer
Recently I have been watching a TV show called Blowout. It is a reality show about a hair designer, Jonathan Antin who struggles to get his Bever
What is Life Coaching? By Michelle Casto
An recent article in Money Magazine said that “A coach may be the guardian angel you need to rev up your career.” In fact, if you pick up any ma
The Value of Career Coaching and Its Effect on Productivity By Annmarie Edwards
Athletes the world over have coaches. Yet, workers whose very livelihood depends on their ability to perform well on the job are often unaware of
Coaching Can Help Teachers At A Crossroads In Their Careers By Annmarie Edwards
Teachers enter the profession with the desire to help others, but after years in the field it can lose its luster. If it’s no longer offering sat
Coaching Skills Does Matter At Chick–fil-A By Chris Stowell
In this discussion, we talk about Coaching Skills with Phil Orazi, Dean of Chick-fil-A University and Scott Mayson, Business Consultant with Chic
Is Coaching Everything That It Is Cracked Up To Be? By Allie Ochs
Personal or business coaching has helped thousands change their lives and achieve their goals. Yet, for the sceptics it still is a fuzzy concept
The Value of Coaching to Support Your Business and Your Life By Joe Rubino
In our daily lives as well as in our businesses, we typically operate from the perspective of doing the best we know how to do in dealing with li
What's Wrong with Life Coaching? By Leo Penn
As a Life Coach I quickly identified most individuals wanted to achieve a particular goal or ambition and tried it themselves without success, an
How to Make $100,000 as a Personal Trainer By Greg Ryan
In the movie, “The Gladiator,” Emperor Commodus’ rose to power early on because he realized what was most important to the people of Rome. Most
The Necessity of Change By Luca Del Bianco
We don’t change. I imagine such a statement could find a lot of opinionated opposition if it implied a lack of growth, whether that be on a knowl
Working With Choices By Tony Marven
Despite our skills, experience or expertise we can still make a meal out of making a choice!Here are some common reasons why people strugg
It's Only Adult ADD-What A Relief! By Suzan Fiskin
For most of her fifty years, Barbara was at war with herself. Keeping organized, being on time, and finishing what she started were always a str
Dare To Be Inconsistent, Lopsided, And Totally Courageous By Tama Kieves
I was talking to one of my coaching clients and she was talking about not being able to stay with a meditation practice, so she gave up meditatin
Executive Coaching and the American President By Stephanie Tuia
Perhaps no one better than a former U.S. president has the right to advise executives: "The best executive is the one who has sense enough to
What The Buddha Says About Coaches By Andrea Lee
There is a Buddhist saying that goes like this: "If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill it." This means to kill any concept of the Buddha as
Why a Self Help Book May Not Help You By Wendy Owen
For a self help book to work, we have to read right it through to the end. While this may seem like a no-brainer, many people never finish readin
