by: Ed Britton Should coaching be represented by only one professional organization? Does having more than one create confusion and diffuse power in a world where the powerful reign? I find it remarkable that a 'yes' answer should gain currency. Who would argue that we should have only one government in the world, or only
Do we really need the International Association of Coaching (IAC)? Read More »
by: Martha Pasternack (this article first appeared on HuffingtonPost.com) First and foremost I play golf because I like to learn something new every year. Learning something new, as a lifelong learner, is so satisfying. I believe I will stay young-at-heart with this healthy attitude and I like feeling young. In the past I have
by: Clayton John Ainger The New Year is always a time for reflection and forward planning. When all of the festivities are over, many of us enjoy the anticipation and excitement of what the year ahead may bring. During this time of year, evaluating our lives feels more natural. It is also a great
an excerpt from “Own Your Career” by Ed Britton “Ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country.” — John F. Kennedy When in the wrong job, out of work, under-employed or short of clients, it is natural to feel un-needed and even worthless –
by Natalie Tucker Miller Q. What does it take to get certified by the IAC? I mean, really, what should I be looking for in the Masteries, what is going to make the difference between mediocre coaching and masterly coaching? A. This isn’t a question from one person, this is an amalgam of questions from
Lessons from the Certifiers: Using the Masteries to Get Out of Your Own Way Read More »