
Breaking the Communication Code
by Dr. Rich Weigel As Christian coaches we have been taught to be good listeners. There is wisdom in our ability to listen much and speak only when necessary. James 1:19 - Dear brothers, don’t ever forget that it is best to listen much, speak little, and not become...

Navigating Uncertainty: A Coach’s Approach
By Joanne Creary In mid-March, when the spread of COVID-19 forced us into lockdown mode in response to the emerging pandemic, I imagined it would probably be a month or so and then everyone would get back to their normal routines. “No big deal,” I thought, about how I...

Finding Meaning in the Dark
by Carrie Ellis I am not a gardener. In fact, I have an uncanny talent for killing plants, even succulents. I recently learned that the basic components of soil are minerals, organic matter, water and air. The fact that air actually comprises 25% of the composition of...

Why Write?
by Pamela Mertz, ACC, CPLC Why write? What is it about writing down my thoughts and experiences that continues to be so intriguing? As I contemplate that question myself, as a writer, struggling to “find time” and “fit it in” to my daily schedule, I pause. Why do I...

This is Everyone’s First Year in Business
by Jenny Karr A few months ago I had the pleasure of doing a talk via Facebook Live with Keith Webb, Dino Sinesi, and David Whitehead. The discussion was around why now is the time to coach and something David said has really stuck with me, “This is everyone’s first...