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2010 Coach Training Program Brochure

Questions and Answers About Coaching

What is coaching?

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Coaching is a designed alliance between a trained professional coach and an individual or organization to assist the client clarify and move toward their vision and goals using action oriented strategies.  Coaching is in demand by executives, professionals, managers, small business owners, entrepreneurs, people in transition and organizations who want to bring out their best.  

bulletCoaching, until recently, consisted principally of executive and management coaching for improved career performance.  Now coaching has broadened to include the best from psychology, business, philosophy, spirituality and financial planning to maximize the potential of individuals, entrepreneurs, professionals and organizations.

The College of Executive Coaching's coaches help you utilizing these features:

bulletAssessment:  Professional assessment tools enable you to have an objective means to highlight your strengths and identify areas for potential improvement.
bulletSynergy:  You and the coach become a team, focusing on your goals and needs and accomplishing more than you would alone.  
bulletStructure: Your coach provides you an accountability mechanism so you take more action, think bigger and get the job done.
bulletExpertise:  Your coach's advanced training and expertise and independent perspective helps you make more money, make better decisions, set the best goals, and restructure your professional and personal life for maximum productivity, and spiritual and emotional fulfillment.  

Who works with a coach?

bulletIndividuals, small business owners, executives, people leading complicated lives and organizations -- virtually anyone and any organization can benefit from coaching.

Here are examples of just some of the areas you and your coach may work on together:

bulletClarifying your vision of what you want to make of your life
bulletStarting a new career or business
bulletGoal setting and business planning
bulletIncreasing your profits 
bulletDeveloping new skills and interests
bulletBalancing work and family life
bullet Handling personal or business challenges
bullet Making key decisions and designing strategies
bulletGetting and staying in shape
bulletPrioritizing actions and projects
bullet"Catching up" in all aspects of your life
bullet Training, developing and managing staff
bulletFinding time for yourself
bullet Transforming difficult situations into positive outcomes
bullet Leadership and management strategies
bulletRevising budgets
 

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