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Listen to an Uncommon Conversation from March 30th, 2009 – Expressive Arts Coaching with Organizations

Listen to the recording below: Monday, March 30th Time: 2pm eastern Guest: Tamara Herl Topic: Expressive Arts Coaching with Organizations What is Expressive Arts Coaching? How can it be used with organizations? Why is this work important at this point in the evolution of our planet? In the course of working for 20 years as an art ... Read More

The Chronicle of Coaching – News of the Week – March 26, 2009

Editor's Note: Are you one of the bazillion nervous and disheartened investors? Then the Chronicle has a few juicy investment tips this week. No, not the traditional equities, banks, bonds or certificates of deposit. This is the time to invest in - yourself. Start building equity in yourself, says an ... Read More

Career Coach: Help Your Clients Find Their Transferable Skills

The concept of transferable skills is important for job seekers in today's economy. In your resume, cover letter, and during the interview process, you need to prove that you have the experience, knowledge, passion, and drive to get the job done. How you explain to potential employers what you've done ... Read More

The Chronicle of Coaching – News of the Week – March 19, 2009

Editor's Note: For those feeling a loss of control in their lives because of the changing global environment, The Chronicle is filled with options this week. Is it time to retrain and start a business? One man chose that option, started a coaching business and found the timing was perfect. ... Read More

The Chronicle of Coaching – News of the Week – March 12, 2009

Editor's Note: Cartoonist Bill Watterson is quoted as saying, “I'm not in denial. I'm just selective about the reality I accept." Reality can look very different when observed from different perspectives. This week's Chronicle is about the power of perspective. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer has input from life coaches about ... Read More

The Chronicle of Coaching – News of the Week – March 5, 2009

Editor's Note: Losing a job can be scary. Losing a coach to suicide is disturbing. In this week's Chronicle, coaches in both business and life coaching tackle the times head-on, perhaps helping you and your clients do the same. A life coach in Israel recommends a healthy dose of optimism ... Read More

The Chronicle of Coaching – News of the Week – February 26, 2009

Editor's Note: In this week's Chronicle, coaches and clients worldwide are navigating through workplace changes. A coaching practice in Canada is healing relationships at work and at home, while businesses in India are seeking the assistance of executive coaches more than ever. Career coaches are working with clients to help ... Read More

The Chronicle of Coaching – News of the Week – February 19, 2009

Editor's Note: An old German proverb says “Charity sees the need, not the cause." This week's chronicle is about coaches recognizing the need. The New York Times reviews a new TV show designed to coach others on their love life. A UK life coach tries to help a reality TV ... Read More

The Chronicle of Coaching – News of the Week – February 12, 2009

Editor's Note: Breakthroughs, large and small, have allowed us to advance as human beings. This week's Chronicle theme is finding the single breakthrough that leads to personal progress. One ‘Supergirl' had a major breakthrough when she realized the price of being ‘perfect', a cost women across the United States ... Read More

Listen to an Uncommon Conversation from February 10th, 2009 – Coaching Clients Through Career Transition

Listen to the recording" Tuesday, February 10 Time: 1:00 - 2:00pm Eastern Time Guest: Deborah Brown-Volkman, PCC Host: The Coaching Commons Topic: Coaching Clients Through Career Transition ***To attend this Uncommon Conversation and participate live with questions or examples, register right on the home page.*** Your career runs 30, 40, 50 years or more. So, when you ... Read More