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Benefits of Coaching ’
Each and every day we are surrounded with opportunities for growth, learning, cultivating deeper character and shaping our values. Embracing a Pro-Active Parent Coaching approach will assist you in helping your child make the most…
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Posted in Parent Coaching - Guest Posts by Greg Bland Jul 21st, 2010 |
Tags: Benefits of Coaching, parent, Parenting, Perspective |
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“Thanks Mom, for entrusting responsibility to me as a young child, I know it has helped me get to where I am today!”
As our family’s mature, we have the privilege of releasing more and more…
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Posted in Parent Coaching - Guest Posts by Greg Bland Apr 17th, 2010 |
Tags: Action Steps, Benefits of Coaching, Parenting, Relationship Coaching |
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Jerome Daley will be teaching the Book Now teleclass starting in April. Do you have a book in you? Check out his article: Coaching Writers to find out more
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Posted in CCM - Featured Articles, CCM - Featured Column by Jerome Daley Mar 30th, 2010 |
Tags: Benefits of Coaching, Coaching Community, How To..., Impact of Coaching, Personal Growth |
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According to the Great Commission, the mandate of the local church is to win people to Christ, enable their growth as disciples, and then equip those same disciples to launch out on their own kingdom…
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Posted in Coaching and the Church by brian_rhen Mar 15th, 2010 |
Tags: Benefits of Coaching, Church |
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It is the number one request of couples seeking Marriage Coaching: Improved Communication. This seems to bear witness to the maxim that, “The conversation is the relationship and the relationship is the conversation.” How can Marriage Coaches help couples to improve their communication?
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Posted in Family Coaching Center by Jeff Williams Mar 10th, 2010 |
Tags: Benefits of Coaching, Communication, How To..., Marriage and Marriage Coaching, Relationship Coaching |
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Organizations that hire executive coaches expect tangible business outcomes from coaching. They expect the client to be obviously different in some way after being coached.
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Posted in Business Coaching, [None] by Anita Stadler Mar 5th, 2010 |
Tags: Benefits of Coaching, How To..., Impact of Coaching, Leadership |
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[The articles I post on the Coaching Center are drawn from recent issues of Christian Coaching Magazine and represent a wide array of leaders and coaches as the authors. Thanks for reading! -Jerome Daley, Publisher]…
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Posted in CCM - Featured Column by Jerome Daley Feb 25th, 2010 |
Tags: Benefits of Coaching, Church Growth, Coaching Community, How To..., Impact of Coaching, Marketing, Personal Growth |
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A client seems to be his own worst enemy. He started well, but ran out of enthusiasm/confidence along the way. The “why” seems weak in the face of the discouraging results or boredom or painful experiences.
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Posted in Wellness Coaching Guest Posts by Sharon Graham Feb 5th, 2010 |
Tags: Accountability, Benefits of Coaching |
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[The articles I post on ChurchCentral are drawn from recent issues of Christian Coaching Magazine and represent a wide array of leaders and coaches as the authors. Thanks for reading! -Jerome]
Ask Profound Questions…Get Profound Answers!…
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Posted in [None] by Jerome Daley Jan 26th, 2010 |
Tags: Accountability, Benefits of Coaching, Church, Church Growth, Coaching Community, Coaching Relationship, Discipleship, Life Balance, Personal Growth |
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[The articles I post are drawn from recent issues of Christian Coaching Magazine and represent a wide array of leaders and coaches as the authors. Thanks for reading! -Jerome]
Impact Your Small Group with Coaching, from…
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Posted in CCM - Featured Column by Jerome Daley Jan 19th, 2010 |
Tags: Benefits of Coaching, Coaching Community, Coaching Relationship, Leadership, Listening, Personal Growth |
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The balance comes in the ebb and flow, the give and take, according to our values and life circumstances. If we are unclear on our values, we will be frustrated, even if we are getting a lot of things done.
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Posted in Wellness Coaching Guest Posts by Sharon Graham Nov 11th, 2009 |
Tags: Benefits of Coaching, Impact of Coaching |
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...a recent Barna study suggests 61% of pastors have difficulty in developing meaningful relationships. In other words, pastors many times do not seek relationships for their own leadership development. Dr. Louis McBurney, a leading pastoral counselor suggests it is taught as a “best practice” in seminary; avoid intimate relationships...A personal coach can be the missing link for pastors to truly transform their ministry.
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Posted in Coaching and the Church Guest Posts by Russ Rainey Oct 26th, 2009 |
Tags: Benefits of Coaching, Church, Coaching Relationship, Impact of Coaching |
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I love my pedometer. It counts and keeps track of every step I take. Pedometers were originally used by sports and fitness enthusiasts, but are becoming popular as an everyday exercise measurer and motivator. In…
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Posted in Coaching and Discipleship by cherylbaker Aug 14th, 2009 |
Tags: Accountability, Benefits of Coaching, Definition of Coaching, Impact of Coaching |
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When we do coach training for a local church, we’re hoping for two separate results: transformation for those who will eventually be coached and transformation for the coach him or herself. The latter is often a surprise for the trainees because that’s not why they signed up – they wanted to help others but didn’t give much thought to what God might be up to in their own lives.
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Posted in Coaching and the Church Guest Posts by Russ Rainey Jul 31st, 2009 |
Tags: Benefits of Coaching, Church, Impact of Coaching, Life Purpose and Destiny |
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In the Spring of 2007, I asked for “Coaching” to be put on the agenda a week prior to our next senior pastoral staff meeting. Then I got really scared. My colleagues on the senior staff knew I was into this “new coaching thing,” but it was still just my thing that I had been getting trained on and theorizing about a lot. I was fearful that they would not take me seriously. But then something wonderful happened...
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Posted in Coaching Ministry Leaders - Guest Posts by Michael Warden Jul 7th, 2009 |
Tags: Benefits of Coaching, Communication, Leadership |
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