the Power of Silence in Coaching Conversations

the Power of Silence in Coaching Conversations

The phrase “I don’t know” holds a lot of uncertainty for coaches when a client uses that as a response. It can easily throw coaches into their own “I don’t know what to do” existential crisis, sending them into some rapid emergency response to elicit anything from the...
Becoming a Reflective Coach

Becoming a Reflective Coach

One of the richest forms of development comes from the moments where we choose to be courageous and curious with ourselves and our coaching. Coaches benefit from inquiry as much as their clients do. What are the areas where we wrestle? What activates our need to drive...
The Neuroscience of Keeping Your Coach Hat On

The Neuroscience of Keeping Your Coach Hat On

There is an idea that, as coaches, we wear different hats in our coaching conversations, which is an interesting idea to me. What I often hear from coaches is, “Well, I needed to share this bit of information… for the good of my client. So, I take the coach hat...