Join the ICF Career Coaching Community of Practice on January 6, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. (ET NY) to kick off the new year together! Set intentions for the year ahead for yourself as a coach and explore how to guide your clients to do the same.
Who Is This For?
- Career coaches reflecting on how their path aligns for the year ahead and helping clients do the same.
- Professional coaches looking to pause, reset, and grow their practice while supporting clients with intention-setting.
What You Will Learn
- By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Reflect on their own paths to clarify what aligns with their goals and values.
- Discern what deserves greater attention in the year ahead and what can take a back seat.
- Practice an intention-setting exercise to adapt for client milestones.
- Share and exchange strategies for helping clients mark transitions with purpose.
- Apply practical ways to keep intentions visible and actionable all year.
Course Details:
The start of a new year presents us all with a natural opportunity to pause, reflect, and reset. This interactive session with the ICF Career Coaching Community of Practice invites participants to set intentions for the year ahead — not just for themselves as coaches, but also for the clients they serve. Unlike resolutions, which are often rigid and short-lived, intentions are rooted in values and vision, offering a flexible foundation for decisions and growth throughout the year.
Through guided reflection and peer discussion, participants will explore how their own professional paths align with the year ahead and identify practical ways to integrate intention-setting into client work. Together, we will share strategies, resources, and inspiration for helping clients clarify priorities, focus their energy, and navigate change with greater purpose.
By the end of the session, coaches will leave with renewed clarity, actionable approaches for themselves and their clients, and the collective energy of a community committed to growth and support in the year ahead.
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