By David Steele, Founder of Relationship Coaching Institute Being a Professional Coach is a fun and fulfilling way to make a great living as well as make a difference in the world. If you enjoy helping others and find that your friends, family and co-workers come to you to talk about their goals and challenges, you're probably a good fit for this growing profession. In my 20+ years in the
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From the Blog
A Case Against Using the Word “I” in Coaching
By David Steele It is common for coaches to preface their coaching questions with “I wonder...,” “I’m curious…,” or the more unskilled and uncoachlike “I think…,” “I recommend…,” and “I suggest…” What’s wrong with that? Simple, as soon as you say the word “I” to your client you’re focusing on yourself, not your client and you are mis-using your Coaching Superpower. Your Coaching
Should I Stay or Should I Go
Should I Stay or Should I Go ebook Guidelines and Strategies for Making This Life Changing Decision as Clearly, Positively, and Confidently as Possible "Should I Stay or Should I Go" is one of the most common questions we get from our clients who are agonizing over their relationship, desperately wanting to make the right choice and wishing they had a crystal ball to foresee the future
