I remind my clients every day that fears are not bad or wrong. Almost always, fears simply speak to a consideration - a belief, or value, or task. & with some fears, it feels best to reframe them or cross them out. Alternatively, some fears request pause. This is why voicing fears is so powerful: because it lays considerations out in the open to be just that - something for us to consider. I invite you to be in the experiment with me.
Although an unregulated field promises complex diversity for coaching programs, practitioners, and potential clients & business partners - I am grateful for the opportunity for a more critical analysis of what determines a great coach. Because there is not a century-old professional organization to do so for us - as coaches & clients, we must ask the important questions ourselves.
This week, I dug into the latest coaching & positive psychology research to ask: What qualifies a good coach?
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