Coaching and mentoring are often seen as ways to help others grow—but what if the transformation goes both ways? Over the past decade, I’ve discovered that every coaching conversation, every mentoring session, is as much a learning experience for me as it is for my clients. One of the most profound realizations I’ve had is that growth is mutual.

Five major themes: the primacy of subjective experience, coaching as a subconscious process with a self-conscious approach, the importance of practical application over theoretical abstraction, accessibility challenges in research, and the value placed on the development and diversity of ideas.

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Brain-based Business Building: How Brainalignment™ can bring you more clients, more money AND more joy By Sylvia Becker-Hill, MA, PCC Originally published in v11n2 and reproduced with the permission of choice, the magazine for professional coaching When it comes to the business of coaching there are two kinds of coaches on the market, distinguished by their past which predicts a very different future around the success of their business in …

The Meaningful Coaches Path: Coaching, cognitive fitness and building business By Sharon Todd & Jill Hewlett Originally published in v11n2 and reproduced with the permission of choice, the magazine for professional coaching Many people are choosing coaching as a career path, in order to create work that is meaningful and aligned to their personal needs and professional goals. Along with being skilled listeners and offering timely …

by Heather Markel, CPC, ACC Originally published in v11n2 and reproduced with the permission of choice, the magazine for professional coaching Marketing shifts before our very eyes and this year is no exception. Facebook changes its rules more frequently than you change clothes. Former success strategies become “old news.” So, how do you successfully market your coaching business amid all this flux? I’d like …

When this virus broke the edge between the animal kingdom and the human world (as is the case with all zoonoses), it forced us against an inner edge. In a way, we have been grounded in our homes, forced to do our inner work before we can collectively go on with our normal lives.

The coaching industry has experienced up to 2,000% growth in certain sectors. It is one of the fastest growing professions worldwide and there are some exciting opportunities for new and existing coaches of which they can (and should) take advantage.

Marcia Ruben, Ph.D. and Debra Pearce-McCall, Ph.D. Abstract Can recruiting our senses, mind, brain, and body accelerate the odds of reaching a critical leadership development goal?  How might this information assist executive coaches in working with clients? As part of a two-year research professorship, Dr. Marcia Ruben, with assistance from Dr. Debra Pearce-McCall, designed and implemented an applied exploratory research …

This case study draws insights on the perceived value of “Coaching for student success” and assess the impact on the different aspects of emotional intelligence.