The Seventh Annual Sherpa Executive Coaching Survey is available for download. In order to get your copy visit: www.sherpacoaching.com/survey.html
For those who are interested, there is an extended version of the study available on the web at the url above.
While I could give a summary on each topic listed in the report, it would do you a disservice as the context and nuances would be lost. Instead, here is what I find valuable about the Sherpa Report. Continue reading
The First Annual World Business and Executive Coach Summit takes place online starting July 28, 2011.
Before it starts, check out the pre-summit series webinars. These 20-30 minute no-cost webinars are on a variety of topics applicable to Business and Executive Coaches. The truth is coaches of all types will benefit from this information.
Some of the topics covered in the Pre-Summit include:
To access the Pre-Summit webinars visit: 3 Biggest Mistakes. (You can access the other Pre-Summit webinars from this page.)
Early Bird ticket price (50% off) ends July 15, 2011. To take advantage visit: World Business & Executive Coach SummitWorld Business & Executive Coach Summit
Disclosure: While these Pre-Summit webinars are no-cost, if you purchase a ticket to the Summit I will receive a commission.
The ICF is inviting coaches to complete their global coaching survey. Those who partake will receive an advance copy of the Executive Summary of the survey results.
To participate visit: www.CoachingStudy2011.com
What if you adopted a new business habit each month? Not just any habits, but habits that would help you focus on the activities that create results. Would that make a difference to your income?
By the end of the year you’d not only have twelve new habits that increase your personal effectiveness but also a much more powerful business.
When you’re exploring coaching as a possible career it makes sense to meet coaches. You can find out about their journey, what they love about coaching, what they find most challenging, and maybe even find a coach for yourself. (How can you really know what coaching is unless you have experienced having your own coach?!)
If you’re already a coach, it’s easy to get isolated and become a lone ranger as you build your business. Get out and mingle with coaches in your area and build your network. You may meet someone you didn’t even know you needed to meet or who needed to meet you!