Mature leaders demonstrate both gravitas and agility. And this comes through directly as well as subtly through actions, decisions, and how they present themselves.

Since the Internet’s inception in 1992, over 40 percent of the world’s population is currently connected to the Internet. With Google now processing around 40,000 searches every second, it’s more important than ever to maintain an active online presence. With the billions of searches occurring every day, coaches need to understand the importance of having an effective website that others …

How to navigate the Library of Professional Coaching: Use the search bar by clicking on the red box with image of magnifying glass above and typing in the topic, author, or title of what you’d like to find.   Below, you can read about the different ways in which you can engage with your Library! How to Engage with the …

Intuition, that illogical yet valuable knowing, can separate the leader from the follower in business, industry and yes, coaching.

The online world is unregulated and anyone with a keyboard can write stuff about you. If someone with a vendetta chooses to write lies and fabricate stories about you online, what do you do?  In the post below, you’ll get some specific actions and a reality check in case you’re ever faced with an online attack.  This is one of …

Jory Des Jardins, the co-founder of BlogHer with 20 million monthly unique visitors described blogging as curating, speaking of the new skills required to be a community builder and a conduit for conversation, reminding us “its no longer about controlling the conversation” and that consistent relevance is the new competency needed.  “It’s about how you resonate in the world.” She …

I always love to share great finds with our Leading Coaches’ Community, and I’ve been talking with the CEO of a great little company called Netbriefings. We will be featuring him as Faculty in the Leading Coaches’ Academy in the near future, but for now I wanted to share with you this treasure trove of material for your own learning …