by Christopher White, MA, ITIL, LSS How having a support group of like-minded Christian coaches has helped me move my coaching aspirations forward. Looking in
by Druinie Marion Perera, MCapSc, BEdm, BA, PGDipSpTchg In a world obsessed with productivity and achievement; rest is perceived as the elusive reward for hard
by Dr. R.A. Weigel, Ed.D., CPCC, CLPC, and President of CCNI When the student is ready the teacher will appear. When the student is truly
There are numerous points that might offend a client if you are not adequately aware of the nuances of the cultural and background knowledge of the situation. A caring coach should at all times be curious and considerate about the client’s needs and values.
BY Dr. R.A. WEIGEL, ED.D, CPCC, CLPC, AND PRESIDENT OF CCNI Zechariah 4:10a (NLT) – Do not despise these small beginnings, for the LORD rejoices
by Susan Litwiller, MNC, Ed.S., MBA, CCNI Director of Education Recently, the Lord placed on my heart the power of prayer. This has led me
by R.A. Weigel, Ed.D, CCC, CLPC, and President of CCNI It truly is exciting to consider how each of us was designed by God so
by Susan Litwillner, MNC, Ed.S., MBA, CCNI Director of Education Do you hear your client lament “I am Stuck”? In December I hosted a webinar
by Michael Baker, MS, CSC, CCNI Director of Membership and Outreach “Do as I say, not as I do.” Decades later I still hear my
by Michael Baker, Director of Outreach for CCNI One of the hardest things to accomplish as a new coach is to figure out your niche.
