My heart goes out to everyone who has been impacted by so many disasters of late, Hurricanes Irma and Harvey and wildfires out West. Most likely, every one of us who wasn’t directly affected knows someone who was. If you’re like me, you spent days glued to the TV, watching the hurricanes
By Steve Demaray:
Personal change is difficult, whether it involves losing weight, quitting smoking our taking control of our money. Let’s face it, we could all stand to make some tweaks here or there in our lives but so few of us get around to taking action. When it comes to money, I
Watch ILCT's Founder and Instructor as he joins The Coaching Game with Laurie Lawson, and discusses his role in the development of the coaching profession, his insight into being a coach, and the power of metaphors.
Many Congratulations to Esra Aksüyek, Director of ILCT Turkey, and ILCT Turkey student Deniz Kaplan who were recently recognized for the coaching program Esra designed and is running with Erasmus+, a European program established in 1987 offering university students a possibility of
By: Donna Jurney
“The thing that is really hard, and really amazing, is giving up on being perfect and beginning the work of becoming yourself.”— Anna Quindlen
I have spent most of my life struggling with perfectionism and buying into the belief that if things looked good on the
By: Kim Green
The end has come. Foundations is over, but it’s just the beginning. It is so true that Coaching is transformative. Just the word seems to evoke and provoke positive changes. It seems just being in the conversation of transformation on a weekly basis can make things
By: Kim Green
Asking powerful questions is a necessary skill that is crucial to our success as coaches so that our clients can have the life that they want. Although, I am familiar with the concept of powerful questions, I never expected a powerful question to do what it has done to me
By: Kim Green
The end is near but not near enough. Although we were told February 14th would be the end date, it seems the meaty discussions, over the length of the course, were so necessary that our teacher generously let the discussions continue, taking us a couple of classes off of
By: Marilyn O'Hearne, MSW, MCC
Why use intuition? In our hectic world of information bombardment, the ability to make quick decisions leading to desired results is crucial. The ability to size up a situation and recognize the best course of action used in rapid decision-making is one
By: Kim Green
It has been a purposeful week.
In the discussion of Purpose, Lynn gave us these pointers: Knowing your purpose grows you. Your purpose is the statement of who you are to yourself and others.
As she continued to talk about purpose, she asked the simple question that I
