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International Coach Academy
FEBRUARY 21, 2023
In this article, we’ll explore the current state of career transitions in the US, what people really want from a career, and what support they’re seeking in their career journeys — with a focus on how career coaching can help. Instead, they were making substantial career changes.
International Coach Academy
JUNE 28, 2022
A Research Paper By Beth Williams, Early/Mid-Career Coach, UNITED STATES. Coaching in the Workplace Journey. I embarked on my coaching journey at a time of change within my organization. I felt that while executive coaching is valuable, some of the resources were misplaced. The Future of Coaching in the Workplace.
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International Coach Academy
NOVEMBER 14, 2022
A Research Paper By Uljana Kalinova, Life Coach, Career Coach, LATVIA. Being curious is one of the key ingredients to a successful coaching session from the perspective of both the coach and the client. Fung, published on 27 April 2020. [15] Fung, published on 27 April 2020. [15] Traast, Floris P.
International Coach Academy
AUGUST 14, 2022
A Coaching Power Tool By Alexandra Jimenez, Career Coach, SWITZERLAND. Application in Coaching. What makes coaching so powerful is that it is about how we are using our presence rather than asking the right question. by Marcia Reynolds, 2020. From the coach, perspective presence is one of the core skills.
International Coach Academy
AUGUST 10, 2022
A Research Paper By Alexandra Jimenez, Career Coach, SWITZERLAND. The Value of a Life Plan and the Impact of Coaching. Indeed, the Editorial team, “ How to make a life plan in 6 steps ” , 2020. Reynolds, Marcia, “Coach the person, not the problem” , 2020. Who do I want to become? References.
International Coach Academy
APRIL 19, 2023
A Research Paper By Anita Szabo, Leadership & Career Coach, HUNGARY Character Strength-Based Leadership Coaching If we ask anyone, including ourselves, to list our key strengths, we will likely come up with listing our skills (good listener, great tennis player, caring for others, etc.) Kerns, Ph.D.,
Your Work, Your Way
OCTOBER 3, 2024
I left my full-time job in 2020, but I often refer to it when answering about my work. I still write for clients part-time from home, but I often lead with “I spent most of my career in PR…” The R word just doesn’t feel right for me, like I’ve given up my identity, even though I’m happier in this phase of life than I’ve ever been.
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