The Oxford dictionary defines practice as performing an activity, exercise or skill repeatedly or regularly in order to acquire, improve or maintain efficiency in it. This makes sense to me. I have been practicing something or another my entire life. Some skills come more easily than others. When I was little I practiced my ABC’s.
This past summer I ventured into a brand new territory, one that I had never considered. It was a culmination of the work I’ve done over the years as a coach, the courage to contemplate an idea that I initially resisted, and alignment with my personal need to learn and experience new things. Mastery 9.
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by Terri Hase When I started out in coaching, I was so uninformed and naive. It was 2001 and I was a brand new student. I had done my due diligence before choosing my coach training school, I had read about 20 websites before I made my choice. Honestly, I’m shocked that I even signed
by Martha Pasternack The IAC Masteries are a collection of 9 useful guidelines to use when conducting a coaching session with your client. They are based on the experience of our coaching predecessors. Building upon the experience garnered by others is respectful and valuable as we develop our coaching practice. The IAC Masteries are nuggets
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by: Beth Ann Miller I’m going to be brutally honest here: I used to be one of those people who rolled their eyes at the concept of life coaching. This feels like an awful thing to confess considering I am now the editor for