Executive Coaching goes Mobile: 4 Reasons to switch to technology-based coaching
I have been blessed by a solid stream of coaching clients since I started my [...]
Can your best friend be your coach?
The word “coaching” literally means to transport someone from one place to another. People [...]
Life is a Cycle – where are you?
This morning I received an email from a potential new client. She details the past [...]
Why we keep doing the same things – over and over again
Consider this : A friend of yours is made redundant. Although she was in a [...]
Leaders! Awaken the Living Dead!
David Bolchover pulls not punches when we unveils the truth behind the corporate myth. In his [...]
Living in the Spirit of Coaching
I am presently in negotiations to join into a collaboration arrangement with an international team of associate coaches. Before I am offered the green light, my potential partners want the heads-up on my coaching philosophy. They want to be sure that my philosophy aligns with that of the coaching group and with that of their high-profile clientele. Being a philosopher by nature and a prolific collector of ideas, I am not short of philosophies to share. (see some of them under the About Michelle button on my website at www.motivcoach.com). In my research-rich-style, I love to explore the philosophies of other coaches whom I truly admire. Amongst others, I want to share with you this wonderful insert from Ian McDermott & Wendy Jago’s book The Coaching Bible. Chapter 15, called Living the spirit of Coaching, begins with this beautiful quote from Joseph Campbell’s The Hero’s Adventure; […]
I work with only a select number of clients at any time. If you think we are a good fit, please email me on motivcoach@gmail.com
