We recently published an issue called “Diversity & Inclusion. Why our differences make a difference” written by our regular columnist & Editorial Board member, Janet Harvey. It’s a wonderful article about how coaching diversity comes through personal diversity. Here’s what Janet had to say in an article called Live in the Destination You Want: If […]
We are thrilled that we were able to be flexible enough to “pivot” to this timely topic ~ coaching through COVID-19. The September issue of choice Magazine has been changed to “From Triage to Recovery. Coaching through COVID-19” Why not consider writing for your fellow coaches? The deadline is June 1. (Note: If you’d like […]
We invite you to read the March 2020 issue “Diversity and Inclusion. What makes our difference matter” Along with my co-columnist, Marcy Nelson-Garrison, in each issue, we introduce tools that make coaching fun, productive, and effective. In the issue, I reviewed Slack and PerfectCoaches® This post is about the PerfectCoaches® review PerfectCoaches® is an online […]
We recently published an issue called “Diversity & Inclusion. Why our differences make a difference” written by Angela Cusack, EdS, MCC & Michelle Vander Stouw, MPH, ACC. It’s a wonderful article about not only being culturally aware but also bowing to a form of cultural humility. Here’s what Angela and Michelle had to say in […]
This week’s guest blogger, Dr. Matt Barney writes about how to crystallize hope during the crisis. Feel free to catch up on our previous COVID-19 posts. Here’s what he had to say… During 9/11, I vividly remember running Motorola’s Six Sigma practice and trying to help the company and external customers through that difficult time. […]
This week’s guest blogger, Christine Thornton, provides support for team coaches moving to 100% virtual team meetings in a global pandemic Here’s what she had to say… Turn up first as a person with as much courage and empathy as you can muster. The global pandemic profoundly affects everyone. Help leaders and team members acknowledge […]
