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Stagnation vs. Innovation

International Coach Academy

In a coaching context, stagnation is evident when someone has become stuck in a situation or state of mind, unable to move, unable to solve a problem, or see their way through to other solutions or remedies. It prevents the development of new and innovative solutions that are not fully developed or formed from taking shape and coming to life.

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Maximizing Impact, Minimizing Costs: A Strategic Approach to Coaching in Resource-Constrained Government Institutions

International Coach Academy

This paper outlines a scenario that offers a viable, cost-effective solution for government institutions at the ministerial level to implement coaching. Organizational coaching has been found to positively affect leadership, increasing charismatic behaviors and the ability to inspire and impact followers (Kampa-Kokesch, 2002).

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Coach on Paws (CoPs)

International Coach Academy

Through powerful questions, deep listening, and offering a safe space, coaching opens the door to gaining valuable insights on what actions can be taken, which solutions are worth pursuing, and ultimately what new way of behaving is helpful. One (2002) was in the area of experiential education.

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Employee Engagement Calendar: Your Year-Round Roadmap for 2024-25

Vantage Circle

This calendar is a planned schedule of activities, initiatives, and events to keep your team motivated and connected throughout the year. By using an engagement calendar, you can ensure consistent efforts to foster a positive work environment and keep your employees engaged and motivated. Conduct workshops on effective mentorship.

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How I improved my morning routine | Penelope Trunk's Brazen Careerist

Penelope Trunk

I tell him, "Good job finding a solution to your problem." Doing things ONLY for rewards is a problem, but one I suspect rarely occurs in these situations – and when it does, the solution is unlikely to be less rewards, but more boundaries or a raising of the bar. Subscribe -- free! " Pokemon = math.

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Time management is not about tasks | Penelope Trunk's Brazen Careerist

Penelope Trunk

It may make you feel good to give someone compliments, or vindicated to tell them what they did wrong, but constructive criticism often requires pulling yourself out of the situation and engaging compassionately in finding solutions. I'm starting to see posts that seem to suggest that motivation should be all stick, no carrot.

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How to take intelligent risks | Penelope Trunk's Brazen Careerist

Penelope Trunk

I recently saw Erick Goss speak at a conference on media trends, and the best advice he gave was to find cheap ways to fail because there were no guaranteed solutions. Posted by Jenny on September 29, 2010 at 1:38 pm | permalink | Reply Thanks for this post.

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