Coaching Case Study By Richa Arvind
(Career Transformation Coach, TAIWAN)
Tim approached me to coach him on a constant problem that was nagging him. He considered it a problem because he was losing sleep over it, Continue…
Power Tool: Reflect vs. Regret
A Coaching Power Tool Created by Richa Arvind
(Career Transformation Coach, TAIWAN)
The Oxford dictionary describes Regret as “a feeling of sadness, repentance, or disappointment over an occurrence or something that one has done Continue…
Power Tool: Scattered vs. Centered
A Coaching Power Tool Created by Yun Ju Ruby
(Life Coach, TAIWAN)
Every human being contains the source of life within them. People are naturally resourceful and powerful. Many who experience scattered Continue…
Coaching Model: Life Purpose & Fulfillment
A Coaching Model Created by Yun Ju Ruby
(Life Coach, TAIWAN)
Very often people want to achieve different things in this world due to what they are told. Either they are told what to/not to do, or they are told Continue…
Research Paper: Coaching Families Into Prosperity Using FUN As An Leverage Point
Research Paper By Yun Ju Ruby
(Life Coach, TAIWAN)
When I was in University, I majored in Human Development and Family Studies. I got into this major simply due to my decent score. Continue…
Research Paper: Cultural Intelligence: Succeeding EQ as the New Missing Link
Research Paper By Jane Wang
(Cross-Cultural Trainer & Coach, TAIWAN)
In this paper I argue that awareness of one’s own cultural paradigms – the first step to cultural intelligence – is the new essential component to life success in this modern globalized era Continue…
Power Tool: Curiosity vs. Certainty
A Coaching Power Tool Created by Jane Wang
(Cross-Cultural Trainer & Coach, TAIWAN)
Approaching our clients with curiosity rather than certainty is fundamental to what we offer as coaches – the gift of a neutral, compassionate, and creative space that gives our clients Continue…
Coaching Model: Two Fishbowls
A Coaching Model Created by Jane Wang
(Cross-Cultural Trainer & Coach, TAIWAN)
A fishbowl is a metaphor for a worldview. This worldview consists of a way of doing things, a way of seeing ourselves, other people, the world, life, our place in it, how things Continue…