We try our best to screen potential coaching clients for “readiness for coaching.” We even ask them to download and read “How Do I Know if Coaching Will Help Me or My Young Adult Child?” before coaching starts. But every once in a while we conclude a few weeks into a new coaching relationship that… Read More»
When I was in coach training at The Coaches Training Institute (CTI), we learned a concept called “Process Coaching.” The idea is that life is not a smooth ride. As coaches, our charge is “being with” clients. This is especially important when a client is in a state of resistance rather than acceptance. Some of the… Read More»
A few weeks ago, I wrote an article on Hidden Autism Spectrum in Young Adults. In the article, I talked about the increasing number of college students with both ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) that we find ourselves coaching. Let’s look at a few statistics that might explain this increasingly common occurrence. Prevalence… Read More»
My coaching partner and I frequently run into people who are not “naturally inclined” towards asking for help. In our free Guidebook, How Do I Know if Coaching Will Work for Me Or My Young Adult Child?, we wrote, If you’re an “expert” on everything, or you really don’t see the need to change some… Read More»
When it comes to real estate, it’s about location, location, location. When it comes to decisions we make in our lives, it’s about timing, timing, timing! And poor timing leads to missed opportunities! Read More»
There are often things that people don’t know about themselves that hold them back. A common example is when a person tries to “add value” to virtually every discussion. He was a full professor at the university of himself. James Finnegan I’m sure you know people like this. They thrive on sharing their personal opinions and… Read More»