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The alignment of culture with strategy is crucial for any organization’s success. Culture provides the foundation for strategy execution, while strategy guides and shapes culture. This article explores one approach…
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Entrepreneurship is a team sport, and effective collaboration is critical for success. Entrepreneurial teams face unique challenges, such as high levels of ambiguity, resource constraints, and competing demands. While many…
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As a professional coach and the face of your business, you may encounter opportunities to promote your business in the media, including digital and print interviews, radio and podcast appearances,…
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As the coaching industry continues to grow, many coaches are considering whether obtaining an ICF credential is essential for their practice. While opinions on the matter may vary, it’s becoming…
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Coaching supervision is a reflective process designed to enhance the competence of coaches and to ensure we are fit for purpose. Supervision has three main functions: normative (exploring ethical challenges),…
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Family businesses contribute to almost 70% of the annual GDP of most developed and developing countries. However, they surprisingly remain an underserved target group for the coaching industry worldwide. Unlike…
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When we think of great communicators, we usually think of those who speak very well, have an impressive command of the language, and write eloquently. After years of teaching, coaching,…
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Coaches increasingly find themselves holding space for the emotional toll that unrelenting toxic stress has taken on their clients. Across industries and around the world, professionals are reporting extreme burnout,…
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“I’m over it,” your client declares. “Okay… I guess we will get right into it today.” You smile in reply. “What is it you are over?” What is it all…
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Moderate stress is normal and has positive benefits. However, as stress levels increase, our thinking can become clouded by negative emotions, and we’re prone to make poor decisions. Numerous studies…
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