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"The Mentor Coach" - Newsletter Archive
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1 - Going to market? |
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By Marianne Craig |
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One of the most important things to remember when approaching the whole question of marketing your coaching practice is that it is all about relationship - this is especially true when you (as coach) are "the product". So, it's important that you are able to be yourself as much as possible when you choose how and where to market. More ...
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2 - "Good" coaching |
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By Aboodi Shabi |
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As coaches, we can invest a lot of time and energy in studying
different techniques, tools and approaches to coaching. In
fact, there is probably a never-ending pool of resources to
develop more knowledge, more information, more “how to’s”. More ...
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5 - Life 'Architects' |
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By Coen de Groot |
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Coaching owes a lot to other professions, such as psychotherapy and business consultancy. And there is still much more to learn from other professions, including architecture. Whilst architects design buildings, many coaches assist their clients to design their life More ...
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6 - Mid Life Matters |
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By Edna Murdoch |
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I am working with lots of 'mid-lifers' these days and delighted to be doing so. I am one myself (56) and know intimately the demands and gifts of this particular transition. Sometimes coaches are a bit nervous of working through difficult transitions with clients - and this certainly can be one of those. More ...
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7 - Training to become a coach |
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By Marianne Craig |
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When you graduate from a reputable accredited coach training course, you lay the solid foundation for your coaching business and for your professional reputation.
Good training is important in any profession and coaching is no different. A good coach-training course will give you the skills and confidence to coach well. It will increase your credibility with prospective clients - both individuals and organisations.
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9 - Windows to the Soul |
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By Aboodi Shabi |
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One of the most frequently asked questions I get when I do my talks on "Coaching to the Soul" is how to present the notion of addressing the soul in business or corporate coaching. Won't we just alienate business clients if we start talking about soul when they are coming to coaching looking for increased effectiveness or performance? More ...
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11 - Coaching Essential 2005 |
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By Coen de Groot |
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The business side of coaching can easily be overlooked. It seems so easy: a couple of weekends' training then coach everyone around you. They will so impressed that they tell everyone they know. And within 3 months you have a full coaching practice More ...
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12 - Your Personal Council |
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By Marianne Craig |
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When you start your own business it can be lonely and frustrating. You have a huge to-do list and it feels like a big mountain to climb.
Being self employed or setting up a new business can feel very isolating. Getting support is hugely important More ...
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