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		<title>Coaching Commons &#8211; New Coaching Resource</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Coaching Commons is a new online community where "coaches can freely create the future together." The tagline is "Where Radical Possibilities are Explored &#038; Pursued." The site is funded by the Harnisch Family Foundation and led by Andrea J Lee.
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<p>Coaching Commons is a new online community where<br />
&#8220;coaches can freely create the future together.&#8221; The tagline is &#8220;Where Radical<br />
Possibilities are Explored &amp; Pursued.&#8221; The site is funded by the Harnisch<br />
Family Foundation and led by Andrea J Lee.</p>
<p>Ruth Ann Harnisch shared that<br />
she believes that &#8220;coaching conversations can transform the world&#8221; which<br />
conjures up visions of the late Thomas Leonard when he started Coachville. His<br />
belief was that everyone is a coach. If you didn&#8217;t have a chance to experience<br />
Coachville during the early days, keep an eye on the Coaching Commons. Andrea<br />
was part of Thomas&#8217; core Coachville team.</p>
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<p><strong>Where did coaching come<br />
from? The Roots and the Players.</strong></p>
<p>Wondering where coaching came from?  Vicki Brock found 175 Key Influences when<br />
researching the history and evolution of coaching for her dissertation. They<br />
come from the fields of psychology, linguistics, sports and performing arts as<br />
well as what she terms &#8216;large group awareness training.&#8217; She created a diagram<br />
to show how these influencers link together.   When you&#8217;re at the site check out<br />
the enlarged version of the diagram!</p>
<p>An audio recording of a call on &#8216;The Roots of Coaching&#8217; has been posted on the site.  For more information visit:  <a href="http://www.coachingcommons.org/featured/virtual-dialog-coming-on-february-12-2008-topic-where-did-coaching-come-from-the-players-the-roots-the-interesting-tidbits/">The<br />
Roots of Coaching Dialog</a></p>
<p><a href="http://www.coachingcommons.org/">www.coachingcommons.org</a></p>
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