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Top 10 Most Read Leadership Blog Posts of First Half 2021

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7 Ways to Help Your Team Deal With Ambiguity (2014). This leadership blog from 2014 continues to be our most-read leadership article. This leadership blog takes on the challenge of three of the biggest issues that derail feedback and provides practical solutions for what to do instead. Read more here. What was your favorite?

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The Ecological Mind Mapping Coaching Model

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Teater, 2014) Utilizing the premise that each interaction whether work, school, home, family, friends, or community, impacts how a person presents in the world, how they cope, how they develop, and how they interact. Where would I like to find solutions? Where do I want to focus to enhance a relationship or skill?

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The Career Offsite Model

International Coach Academy

Without understanding the current state, there’s little chance of identifying a solution and crafting a pathway that the client feels genuinely aligned with. Author and founder Greg McKeown is credited with the idea of the personal offsite, and it’s described in his 2014 book Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less.

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The SEED Growth System Coaching Model

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A Coaching Model By John Montgomery, Executive & Leadership Coach, AUSTRALIA SEED Growth System A systematic model designed to support solution-focused coaching for executives and teams in an organizational setting. Grant 2014] 4 Sense-Making People are narrative beings, understanding themselves and the world around them through stories.

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Coaching Strategies for Managing Negative Impacts of News and Social Media

International Coach Academy

Clients can create positive connections and stay connected with a global community with the help of new technologies. Skills like mindfulness, constructive communication, and critical thinking can help clients navigate the digital world, filter news, and question the authenticity of the information. Boniwell & Sircova, 2014).

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Coaching the Observant Jewish Client

International Coach Academy

It is also an opportunity to learn from alternative cultural perspectives about crucial areas such as communication, thinking, time, power, identity, purpose, organization, or territory. [3] Options or solutions that may seem “obvious” to the coach would never cross the mind of the client. 3]Rosinski. [4]Also 7] Bleich, J.

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The Role of Somatic Practice in Coaching

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A Research Paper By Joshua Schwarzberg, Mindset Coach, UNITED STATES Somatic Practice in Coaching A Brief Introduction: English Orthodox rabbi, theologian, and author, Jonathan Sacks, emphasized that with “technology, … [we] can instantly communicate across the world, but it still doesn’t help us know what to say” (brainyquotes.com).

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