Acknowledgement is a powerful tool in a Coach’s toolbox—helping clients feel heard, encouraged, and even motivated to stay the course. But what if you disagree with your client’s actions? Or their goals are out of alignment with your own core values? Today, let’s explore a topic that often comes up in class … what to Continue Reading…
When Clients Say, “No.”
We would all probably agree, helping create awareness in our clients is an important part of coaching, after all, it IS one of the ICF Competencies. But recently in class, a student asked, “What if a Client resists our efforts and doesn’t want to explore something? Continue…
What Does it Mean to Have a ‘Coaching Confidence?’
Are you confident as a coach? The self trust you have as a coach, creates the building blocks for your client’s confidence. Continue…
Don’t Fence Me In. How to Create Structures that Free You Up!
Most folks think of structure as something that makes you feel confined or limited. But the lack of structure can feel even worse. Continue…
The Dog Ears Coach
Coaches have extraordinary hearing. They are the “dogs” of the work world –hearing sounds and meaning mere mortals might miss. Continue…
In Coaching We Often Talk About Intent
Imagine a world where you decided to create an intent that was always about honoring other people. How would an intent like this play out in your behaviors? Continue…
Motivating Others
I am frequently asked this question by my business and executive clients, “As a manager, what can I do to keep my employees motivated? Continue…
Are All Clients Coachable?
Are all clients coachable? Fact is not everyone is prepared for the often challenging process involved in making a change. Continue…
How to Be More Self-Aware in Three Not-So-Easy Steps
Global Coach Trainer Merci Miglino, MCC share a Three Not-So-Easy Steps on How to Be More Self-Aware to achieve the life you’ve always wanted. Continue…
Beyond the Gratitude Journal
Many of us had the old adage ‘count your blessings’ thrown at us when we were too young to truly appreciate its wisdom. Continue…
