Tiffany Hafendorfer
As coaches and coach educators, we have seen how powerful coaching can be when it is rooted in presence and curiosity. Over the years, however, we have also come to…
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Have you ever started coaching even though your instincts were signaling that this might not be the best fit? Do you ever feel as though you are working harder than…
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“La dolce vita” in Italian means living a good, fulfilling life. It means enjoying life with presence, zest, and grace. At its heart, this is why many of us became coaches.…
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You likely spend time scrolling on local news sites, exploring articles and interviews focused on local businesses, which include insights from local experts on a variety of topics. But what…
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As artificial intelligence (AI) gains power and popularity, many coaches are asking, “What’s next for our profession?” AI and the Future of Coaching Will AI replace us? As an educator…
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This post comes from Dr. D. Ivan Young, an ICF Business Solutions Partner who offers ICF members discounts or special pricing on goods and services as part of their ICF…
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Imagine being able to report to stakeholders that your team spearheaded 86 successful projects, generating the equivalent of over $577,000 return on investment. Or that your company reduced hiring expenses…
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In coaching and adult education, we often begin with the same question: What Skills Need Development? It’s a valid question. It’s also a limiting one. Because genuine learning doesn’t just…
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Understanding the Cultural Landscape of First Responders First responders, including police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and emergency dispatchers serve on the frontlines of trauma, often for decades. Their professional lives are…
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To Coach and Human Better, We Must Stretch When I set out on a solo nomadic adventure on January 1, 2018, I had no idea it would transform me as…
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