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3 Keys to Make the Most of Summer
John Andrew Williams • Jun 23
Summer is an important time of year for students. Here are three keys to keep in mind when planning your summer break and preparing for success.
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The Secret of Progress
John Andrew Williams • Apr 30
The undertaking of any project involves a bit of a risk. What if you run into an insurmountable roadblock or what if you botch it up and make it worse? Here’s the bad news: you can’t avoid the failure-point in a project. But there’s good news: reaching a failure-point still means progress. The deeper question: […]
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CKA Question: A Client Asks for Career and Addictions Coaching
Coach Training EDU • Apr 19
This is the second practice question in our series dedicated to preparing for the International Coach Federation’s Coach Knowledge Assessment. Consider the question below, which answer seems to be aligned with the expectations of a life coach, and why. Then look at the explanation that follows. Cycle of Addictions Question A potential client contacts the […]
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How to Manage Coach-Client-Sponsor Interaction by ICF Standards
Coach Training EDU • Apr 12
We are starting a new series of blog posts focused on practice questions designed to help coaches prepare for the International Coach Federation’s Coach Knowledge Assessment. This first question measures a coach’s awareness of Meeting Ethical Guidelines and Professional Standards. This is the first of the ICF’s Core Competencies. Consider the question and how you […]
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How Does Your Body Language Influence Your Coaching
Coach Training EDU • Apr 10
Body Language and Confidence I had horrible body language when I was a kid. Every day I hear, “Stop slouching!” from my parents and teachers. The truth is, when I was in school I was almost always withdrawn into myself. I didn’t feel comfortable in the classroom, and I made an easy target for bullying. […]
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How to Coach Long-Term Clients
Coach Training EDU • Apr 05
Question: How do I coach long-term clients? When a coaching engagement goes exceptionally well, clients sometimes hire us for a longer engagement. Some coaches can even find themselves coaching the same individual for 2 or more years. Coaches who begin working with long-term clients sometimes ask: How do I make sure my coaching stays fresh and relevant […]
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College Advisors as Developmental College Coaches
John Andrew Williams • Feb 20
For 50 years many have recognized the value of college advisors who not only provide advice to their students, but help them grow as individuals. This is the work of a college coach.
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What Is the Coaching Foundation for Developmental Advising
John Andrew Williams • Feb 13
We have long recognized the value of academic advising, and how it can help college students stay on target and earn their degrees. Research has shown that advisors who focus on a warm, caring alliances with their students promote retention. This holistic, relationship-focused approach is known […]
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How to Adjust the Direction of Coaching Sessions
Coach Training EDU • Oct 12
Clients invest a great deal in their coaches. How can a coach help a client get the most out of their investment through the direction of coaching sessions?
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