President’s Letter by Pepe del Rio, IAC President Our theme for this edition of VOICE™ is awareness and so I invite you to become aware of the International Association of Coaches (IAC) certification process as a unique and challenging process. Thomas Leonard’s vision was to streamline the process of certification with the IAC, which emphasizes
Building Trust by Shan Moorthi, 2nd Vice President IAC Starting a journey as an Executive Coach is probably one of the most challenging yet stimulating tasks I have ever undertaken. From the word go, I found myself posing a number of questions and one of the most difficult one was this: Does my Coachee
Does Practice Make Perfect? by Krishna Kumar,BTME, MBA, BCC, President – IAC It’s the rare parent or teacher who haven’t heard their wards, whilst in the midst of practicing an activity, complain of being ‘bored’? If they were doing activities that seem like ‘work’ (studying) we might appreciate this feeling but when the activity
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Right Intention. Right Action. by Aileen Gibb, MMC As I write this piece today I find myself intrigued by the relationship between intentionality and action. Without action, intentionality is orphaned to the world of make-believe. Now that’s a powerful thought, sitting as I am today with what I delude myself into believing are good intentions
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“Compassion is the radicalism of our time.” by Krishna Kumar,BTME, MBA, BCC, President – IAC “Compassion is the radicalism of our time,” said the Dalai Lama and inspired by his words in October of last year I wrote that coaching might be the perfect vehicle to offer “Compassionate Leadership” to our turbulent world. A
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