Last summer, I had a client who requested some coaching around their father’s recent death after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease. At the time, my own father was in hospice, with weeks to live, also from a long battle of Alzheimer’s. I was aware this might be challenging but made the decision to take …read more.
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Last summer, I had a client who requested some coaching around their father’s recent death after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease. At the time, my own father was in hospice, with weeks to live, also from a long battle of Alzheimer’s. I was aware this might be challenging but made the decision to take …read more.
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Originally Posted on The Coaching Tools Company as Why Have a Niche? With 5 Steps to Find Your Best Coaching Niche | By Steve Mitten, MCC Watching hundreds of coaches develop their businesses, I have come to the opinion that a good niche increases your marketing effectiveness by at least 3 fold (sometimes as much as…
The updated Minimum Skills Requirements for the ACC and MCC Credentials are now available. They are aligned with the updated ICF Core Competencies. The Minimum Skills Requirements offer coach practitioners, mentor coaches, coach educators and coaching assessors with guidance that can support the development of coaching competencies along a coach’s journey, from beginner to coaching mastery. The …read more.
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Originally Posted on The Coaching Tools Company as The Problem With Selling 'Coaching' | By Steve Mitten, MCC A common marketing mistake One of the most common marketing mistakes coaches make, is to try and sell “Coaching”. The problem is that very few people—less than 1 in 1,000—really know what coaching is or are even…
Thanks to you, International Coaching Week (ICW) 2022 was the biggest celebration yet! We are grateful to the members who hosted and attended events. With your help, we continue to raise awareness of coaching worldwide. Here are some of the week’s highlights: ICF Members and Chapters offered 1,184 events in 29 languages (774 events organized by ICF …read more.
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Register for Upcoming Webinar: Ask Me Anything About Artificial Intelligence Coaching June 20 | Noon – 1 p.m. EDT (New York) As Artificial Intelligence (AI) coaching platforms become more popular, researchers have been examining its impact on our profession. Join Nicky Terblanche, PhD, from the University of Stellenbosch Business School, and ICF Vice President of …read more.
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The ICF Communities of Practice (CPs) are virtual groups of coaches interested in a specific topic area. These communities are designed to provide a platform for sharing best practices, emerging trends, tools and tips among ICF Members to advance their professional development. CPs offer Continuing Coaching Education (CCE) units and are always free for members. Mark your …read more.
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We are seeking volunteers to help us enhance our ICF Awards program. Would you like to be a part of the group that will help us recognize the gold standard in coaching? To be eligible, you must be an ICF-credentialed member and preferably have experience with awards programs, particularly in creating criteria and submission processes. …read more.
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Originally Posted on The Coaching Tools Company as What You Really Need to Do to Grow Your Coaching Business | by Ruby McGuire When you run your own business, you obviously want it to grow. You also probably want it to grow quickly. Unfortunately, business doesn’t work that way: overnight success is rare. I recently…