by: Aileen Gibb If you are participating in a Path to Mastery Triad, you will I hope, have discovered how rich and rewarding the triad relationship becomes. I have participated in my Path to Mastery Triad with Sue Johnston (Sue@itsunderstood.com) and Ed Britton (Edbritton@gmail.com) for more than a year now and we’ve enjoyed many delightfully
by: Aileen Gibb As a member of the IAC it’s a gift to be on the receiving end of coaching from masterly colleagues participating in the Path to Mastery Coaching Triads – a practice for regularly giving, receiving, and reviewing our coaching skills with each other. My recent experience of being coached (you know who you
A big hello to my coaching peeps worldwide. Aren’t we just the most blessed people?! God brings us all such amazing clients that stretch and expand us as much as we encourage them to do the same. What an amazing job we have and what an opportunity to spread love and compassion! A little about
What Has Shaped Me into the Life Coach that I am My father was 44 when, through a series of medical events, he lost his eyesight, becoming totally blind. I was 12 years old at the time, the eldest of 3 children. This experience laid the groundwork for my later understanding. Pierre Teilhard deChardin quotes:
My journey to coaching began in 2006 at the height of my career as a Human Resources leader. I realized at that point in my life I had achieved the pinnacle of my career in human resources, yet deeply missed working one-on-one with people and making a difference in their lives. I started to explore