Here are two coaching conferences that will take place in Europe.
1. Euro Coach List Conference
The 2nd Euro Coach List Conference takes place on September 19-20, 2009 in Bristol, UK.
For more info visit: www.ECL90.com
2. EMCC Conference
The 16th Annual European Mentoring & Coaching Council Conference takes place in the Netherlands on Nov 26-28, 2009.
For more info visit: www.emccouncil.org
Filed by Sue under Conferences
Prospective coaches and even trained coaches have beliefs about coach training, growing a coaching business, and the act of coaching itself. Below are 3 myths about coaching.
1. The client has all the answers.
Coaches never give advice or suggestions, right?! Many coaching purists believe this to be true. They believe they just need to ask the right questions and the client will figure out the answer.
If the client had all the answers, why would they need a coach? While an effective coach will have the skills to elicit many answers from their client, sometimes the client just does not have the answer. If they’ve hired you for your expertise on a topic or with a situation then you probably know the answer or solution they need, or could consider, in that moment.
Filed by Sue under Becoming a Coach
Becoming a blogger or adding a blog to your coaching site is easier than you think. You may have thought you’d like to create a blog but stopped yourself because you didn’t know where to start. Perhaps you’re a bit fearful of the technical aspects of setting up a blog.
To get started blogging you need to know how to create a blog and what to write about. You can access 10 video tutorials and a report below that shows you how.
Best part – they’re both free.
>> Blogging Tutorials and Roadmap
You can watch 10 video tutorials and learn the technical aspects of setting up a blog via the above link. The topics of these videos range from how to get a domain name and web host to choosing and installing Wordpress themes and plugins. If any of that sounds foreign, don’t worry, the terms are explained in the videos.
While you’re there, remember to download the 60+ page report on becoming a blogger. You’ll learn:
- how to pick a topic for your blog;
- the 5 milestones for a successful blog; and
- 13 X-factors that will boost your blog traffic via social media.
I’ve watched all the videos and read the report more than once. They’re excellent.
Get started blogging!
Sue
P.S. Already blogging? Want one more free report on how to make money from your blog? It’s more advanced than the report and videos above and covers the types of blog posts you can make (including the infamous pillar article), ways to market your blog, and how to monetize your blog. Blog Profits Blueprint
Filed by Sue under Business Building Tools
Whether you’re already a coach or thinking about becoming one, you may have perceptions about coaching, coach training and certification, or the business of coaching that may or may not be true.
A myth, as defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary, is “a popular belief or tradition that has grown up around something or someone.”
For instance, you may have heard the story about the women who cut off the ends of the ham before she baked it. Her husband asked her why she did it that way and she replied “that’s the way my mother did it.” When she asked her mother why she cut the ends off the ham, her mother said “my pan was too small so I had to cut off the ends to make it fit.”
Filed by Sue under Becoming a Coach
The Coaching Commons announced on June 2nd that they hired Mark Joyella, an Emmy winning journalist to report on coaching.
In the past most online coaching magazines or portal sites had coaches – whether paid or volunteer – produce the content and news. Hiring a journalist from outside the coaching industry, especially one of Mark’s caliber, is bold for two reasons:
1. journalists aren’t afraid to tell the truth, and
2. he’ll see the industry from a different perspective.
Filed by Sue under In the Media
