Category: Coaching Psychology

Artificial Intelligence may not be so intelligent.

We are pleased to share an article entitled “Artificial Intelligence may not be so intelligent” written by Tim Brodie. The New York Times published an article in 2014 entitled, “To Siri, With Love” The piece was written by a mother, Judith Newman, and spoke with powerful emotion about her autistic son’s relationship with Siri, Apple’s […]

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Successful Awakenings of Awareness

We are happy to share an article from our friend Zette Harbour, award-winning professional storyteller, transition & performance coach, narrative advisor, writer, and speaker, titled Successful Awakenings of Awareness. Successful Awakenings of Awareness In my work as a professional coach, the first and most vital step necessary for clients to expand and shift their perspective […]

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Expert Series: Positive Psychology is Good for Coaching. Part 4 of 4

Positive Psychology is Good for Coaching Part 4 of 4: The Goals Doctor is In! As a coach, I call myself a “goals doctor.”  People seek out coaching for different reasons. Some come when they need help making progress toward their goals because they are stuck, overwhelmed or unsure about what they want to do. A […]

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Expert Series: Positive Psychology is good for Coaching, part 1 of 4

Positive Psychology is good for Coaching Part 1 of 4: Coaches Need Positive Psychology   If you are a good coach, you are a Positive Psychology practitioner. You work to form trusting relationships, you build a close rapport and you are driven to help clients move forward to achieve a set of meaningful goals. You use […]

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