New Eyes, Not New Knowledge
(This blog post is being reprinted with permission from and attribution to Keith Webb, Creative Results Management.) I could tell by the expression on his face he just had an important realization. I asked what he was thinking. His face dropped and he said, "I already...
Lament and Anticipation
This past Sunday, my family and I entered a dimly lit sanctuary surrounded by complete silence. The priest gently greeted us, chimed a bell, then we sat in silence with the entire congregation for 5 minutes. Each year before Christ the King Sunday (which comes right...
Client Accountability is Not the Coach’s Responsibility
In Missional Renaissance, Reggie McNeal observes, “Genuine spirituality lives and flourishes only in cultures and relationships of accountability.” A reality check on this statement comes from the Barna organization which has found that only one out of ten believers...
Ethics 101: As a New Coach, How Much Should I Charge My Clients?
A question often asked by new coaches is about the ethical way to charge for services. Let’s start with the what, and then look at the how to charge for services. What: You should know what the CLIENT is worth per hour. A simple rule of thumb is to ask the client...
Knowledge, Skill, and Motivation
I’ve been listening through Stephen Covey’s The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and the part that has stood out the most so far is when he says, “Habit is the intersection of knowledge (what to do), skill (how to do), and desire (want to do).” Sometimes instead of...
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All right, Coaches and those close to the coaching profession - Coaches (new, established, and even those close to retiring); Those who are training to become a coach; Those considering a career in coaching; and, All who may be interested in this thing we call Life...
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