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Henry V. – William Shakespeare: Saint Crispins Day
Dominic Turnbull & Charles E. Smith On the morning of 25 October 1415 (Feast of Saints Crispin and Crispinian), shortly before the Battle of Agincourt, Henry V made a brief speech to the English
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Shanghaied Again: You Can Never Get Enough of What You Don’t Want
Someone hits him on the head and he is again on a bigger, better ship with no scheduled port of call
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Fifty Shades of “No”
I’ve come to realize that it’s important to examine what I feel inside when I say a clear ‘no’
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The Memory of Flight
When I met Camille B., she was no longer able to fly. She stood atop the damp coffee house, the tips of her red sneakers just over the edge so that she could bend
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The Hero’s Journey: A Case Study
In this essay I explore the potential healing power of mythology and its use as a professional coaching tool. The twelve stages of the “Hero’s Journey”, as set forth by Joseph Campbell, will provide
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A Perfect Paradox
My Doctor says that results are dangerous. I was aware of so many peoples’ lives in companies, agencies, communities and families drowning in real and failed expectations of results
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Trauma and Professional Coaching: The Use of Emotional Training
While professional coaches are not in the business of providing psychotherapy to men and women suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), they need to know about this challenging condition, given that they are often
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After the Final Merger
Looking back, all that merger mania was more about finding ways to deal with our lack of creativity, our always increasing costs, the constant drain on our people, and our lack of anything but
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If You Can’t See What’s Missing, You Get Struck With It
“Coachability” is the willingness to be coached, to listen, to respect instruction and act on it. Coaching (another set of eyes) lets you see what’s missing which, if you act on it, could
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Being Authentic in Challenging Coaching Relationships
As coaches or managers, are you coaching anyone who you think doesn’t want to be coached, or says they do but doesn’t appear to be listening to you?
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