A Coaching Power Tool created by Kelly Franko
(Leadership & Business Coach, UNITED STATES)
Circumstances affect our motivation toward our goals. If a goal was set and the situation making that goal Continue…
Power Tool: LIFEWHEEL©
A Coaching Power Tool created by Balakrishna Shenoy
(Executive Coach, INDIA)
A motivated person can move a mountain. It is widely accepted that motivation generates positive energy and sustains our interest until we succeed in our goal. Continue Reading…
Power Tool: Commitment vs. Trying
A Coaching Power Tool created by Gopalakrishna G Gubbi
(Life & Spiritual Coach, INDIA)
As anyone can make out, the Commitment and Trying looks very simple at the outset, but when people start looking at the depth of it, one can feel the sensitivity of its impact in one’s life. Continue Reading…
Power Tool: Compassion vs. Indifference
A Coaching Power Tool created by Lauren Butler
(Transition Coach, UNITED STATES)
When compassion is present the coaching process soars. When indifference is present it stagnates. Compassion is defined by Webster’s Dictionary as sympathy for others, a desire to help, kindheartedness, benevolence. Continue Reading…
Power Tool: The Value Finder
A Coaching Power Tool created by Pankaj Dixit
(Executive & Life Coach, INDIA)
Values and underlying beliefs are the drivers of our behaviour. If our goals are not aligned to our values, it is unlikely that we will remain committed to them in long term. Continue Reading…
Power Tool: Flow vs. Follow
A Coaching Power Tool By Jilean Beharry
Destiny Coach, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
The Flow vs. Follow power tool, In the flow of the Spirit, there are only possibilities as we tap into the realm of the supernatural. If we could let go of the form, we will begin to flow in the substance and POWER of the Flow. Continue…
Power Tool: Reason vs. Passion
A Coaching Power Tool created by Tim Beckett
(Executive Coach, UNITED KINGDOM)
It is essential for the coach to also question his own balance between reason and passion. The coach may be passionate about coaching but must apply reason in his work. In a situation, for instance, where passion has gone beyond reason, the coach could in an effort to help the client Continue Reading…
Power Tool: Transaction vs. Transformation
A Coaching Power Tool created by Karen Atwell
(Executive Coach, UNITED STATES)
When coaching is mandated as an organizational directive, there is a tendency for the coachee to look Continue…
Power Tool: Responsibility vs. Guilt
A Coaching Power Tool created by Jeff Anderson
(Mid-Life Coach, UNITED STATES)
Responsibility can be assigned or assumed voluntarily, but in all cases responsibility must be accepted. You might raise the objection Continue Reading…
Power Tool: Specific vs. Vague
A Coaching Power Tool created by Sheri Bodnaruk
(Business Coach, CANADA)
Have you ever heard the phrase “You get what you ask for”? That usually implies that you may be communicating what you want in too vague a way and it could be interpreted in multiple ways. You could then end up with something that is nothing like you wanted. Continue Reading…
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