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Published: August 12, 2009 under Archived Coach Reporter, Archived Featured Articles
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In this audio interview, CoachReporter Mark Joyella talks to Elle Allison, co-founder and President of Renewal Coaching, (other co-founder is Doug Reeves) and author of the book by the same name.
Allison is also founder of Wisdom Out, a hub for research and ideas involving wisdom in individuals and relationships. Wisdom is also the subject of two forthcoming books.
Mark talks with Dr. Allison about the issues facing the field of coaching today, her business and her books.
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Mark Joyella is an Emmy-winning television news reporter and anchor who has worked at television stations in Colorado, Georgia, Florida and New York. A firm believer in the power of coaching, Mark has been on both sides of the coaching equation, as a client, and as a coach, helping aspiring journalists excel in writing, reporting and storytelling. Mark lives in Connecticut with his wife and daughter. Follow Mark on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/coachreporter.
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Great dialogue. Would it make sense if whoever decribes himself/herself as a “Renewal”, ‘leadership’, ‘life’, ‘creativity’, or whatever ‘brand’, ethically explain what exactly that ‘coaching brand’ encompasses in terms of its coaching philosophies, scientific frameworks, processes, and the ‘works’ that makes it the most appropriate approach in the interest of the coachee/client. Can this then, answer part of the ethical question about coaching?
As for ‘sustainable change’ due to the coaching process, which grapped my attention while listening to the conversation between Mark & Elle; that to me is a measurement of the effectiveness of coaching, irrespectively which coaching methodologies were used. That would be one of the core ‘evidence’ of what coaching is. Isn’t that what we coaches should be working on in every coaching conversation we are engaging in?
Billy C H Teoh
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