Allison Browning

Learning to Lead Leaders: Tia’s Coaching Story

As Tia Dwyer took on the newly-created position of Chief Operating Officer at Think Together, she knew she would face challenges. Think Together, a nonprofit that supports education reform and support…

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A New Path Forward: Sher Han Lim’s Coaching Story

When Sher Han Lim discovered coaching, she was juggling a full-time job, a volunteer position, and being a new mom. Having spent four years in a public service position in…

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The Tools to Succeed: Kimahli’s Coaching Story

This rapid growth introduced brand new challenges for Kimahli. Though driven and skilled in community engagement, he struggled with new responsibilities including onboarding and managing staff, and navigating complicated relationships…

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A More Refined Version of Myself: Max’s Coaching Story

Max Berkowitz was on pace to become a manager within a Fortune 500 company when he hit a bump in the road. The high-potential employee learned from a readiness assessment…

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Coaching Supervision

Coaching supervision offers coaches an opportunity to access continuous professional development through reflection and dialogue in a safe, supportive and confidential space. If we look closer at the word itself:…

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Getting Unstuck: Amy Wilkins

Do you feel stuck in your career? Amy Wilkins was at a point in her life when she began to feel ineffective and questioned whether she should stay with her organization or…

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Writing Bylines for Target Media

We have previously discussed how to prepare for media interviews, pursue opportunities and tackle sensitive topics with media, build a relevant story angle, and write an effective press release. These…

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Three Tips for Developing Presence in a Hyperactive World

We’ve all had them: conversations in which you feel your mind wandering. To some extent, it’s human nature. In fact, there’s a popular notion that we have around 70,000 thoughts…

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Why Letters Matter: The Importance of Being ICF Credentialed

One of the common questions I hear from coaches, regardless of their time in the industry, is “Do I need a credential to get clients?” My honest answer is “Not…

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When the Client is Thinking of Suicide

John was working with his client Alice to formulate an action plan. “I’m just not in the mood to do any long-term planning right now,” Alice said. John picked up…

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