Tag Archives: Coaching

Coaches Mojo Newsletter

Colin Ude-Lewis publishes the weekly Newsletter Coaches Mojo. It is an inspiring newsletter, described like this: Coaches Mojo is not for everyone. It’s for those who don’t like to to sit still with the same old thinking, and want to … Continue reading

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The Life Coaching Handbook

The Life Coaching Handbook: Everything You Need to Be an Effective Life Coach is written by Curly Martin. The subtitle is a mouthful but I like the book and it really covers a lot. It is a book I will … Continue reading

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The Global Success Sandbox

The Global Success Sandbox is a group at XING with focus on coaching. The group presentation says this: The Global Success Sandbox is a place for – coaches – people who would like to find out more about coaching and … Continue reading

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I got my coach diploma!

Today I got my diploma as proof of finishing the coach training at CoachCompagniet in Malmö. This means I am a professional coach. Each of us did a 15 minutes coaching session which should cover the coaching core competencies. This … Continue reading

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Professional Coaching Core Competencies

The following eleven core coaching competencies were developed to support greater understanding about the skills and approaches used within today’s coaching profession as defined by the ICF. A. SETTING THE FOUNDATION 1. MEETING ETHICAL GUIDELINES AND PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS 2. ESTABLISHING … Continue reading

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Coaching

In my About-page it says that coaching is one of the core topics for this blog. Anyone checking the Coaching-category will notice that at present there are few posts. This will change in the future though. I have over the … Continue reading

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Be your own career coach

Penelope Trunk has a great post titled 4 Tips for being your own career coach. These are her four tips: 1. Talk to an imaginary coach. 2. Ask yourself better questions. 3. Pretend to give advice to someone else. 4. … Continue reading

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