THE MANY FACETS OF POLITICAL COACHING
In the past post on Political Coaching and the four on “Neurons” on Government, I have defined politics.
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In the past post on Political Coaching and the four on “Neurons” on Government, I have defined politics.
I noted in the post last week that if you are doing Executive Coaching and/or Group and Team Coaching, you are already doing some political coaching.
Now that you know that politics is just we social beings communicating, working, planning, and organizing our life together to create our polis (city or community), you know that…
If you coach, you deal with politics.
Rodrigo Santiago recently sent an email with a very important question about Meta-Coaching.
When you “sell” or attempt to sell, there will be objections.
When you sell yourself as a Meta-Coach or Meta-Coaching as the premier form of coaching, there are two places that you can sell from.
What do you do when you “sell?”
In the last post I mentioned that to sell effectively you need to know your client’s buying strategy.
As a Coach, what are you doing when you sell well?
Coaching is one thing and selling yourself as a coach is another thing.
As you well know, effective and professional Coaching is non-judgmental.
When it comes to Coaching, when you see someone really skilled at it, someone with years of experience, someone who has thousands of hours of experience in connecting, exploring…
After reading all of the posts on Getting a KPI (#31, 32, and 33), someone, not to be named, wrote this past week and asked: “Do I really have to get a KPI?
I don’t remember how or when I put the Well-Formed Outcome (WFO) into the form of a funnel.
A few days ago I read a new book on coaching, Challenging Coaching (2012) by two British authors John Blakey and Ian Day and the Preface written by none other than Sir John…
In the last Meta-Coach Reflection I mentioned that there are many different kinds of KPIs and I covered the KPIs within the first five kinds of Coaching Conversations.
All KPIs are not created equal.
After writing about coaching at the PCMC level (the last two articles), several people wrote and asked if I could write in the same way about getting the KPI.
What is it that makes PCMC Coaching so elegant?
Because of the people who have recently reached PCMC level, you heard a lot on this egroup last week about PCMC coaching.
In listening to hundreds of Coaching Sessions every year, one of the biggest problems for coaches, especially as they start, is not being able to manage the conversation.
In January 2010 Cheryl Lucas and Carey Jooste volunteered to take the lead in creating the Professional Track of Coaching Supervision in Meta-Coaching and now, after more than…
As all of you already know, but perhaps non everybody remembers, to become a fully licensed Meta-Coach it is a privilege and it is some thing the person has to earn by his or her…
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