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🚀 Exciting news! Clare comes back for another all new podcast episode, where we delve into the crucial topics of coaching readiness and coachability! 🎧 In this episode, we explore the entire client experience, from the very first touchpoint to the last. Discover how coaches can enhance this process and build client agency every step of the way. We’ll tackle important questions, including: 🔵 What do coaching readiness and coachability really mean? 🔵 Who is responsible for screening for coaching readiness—the coach or others involved? 🔵 What are the risks of not screening during the chemistry session? This conversation is essential for all professional coaches, as we navigate the evolving landscape of coaching and reflect on the critical questions that keep us relevant and effective. 🔔 Don’t miss it! The new episode is out now on all platforms. https://lnkd.in/gSqeD3VU

Something for the weekend? In this latest episode Jeremy and I have a very "wordy" conversation, where I ask lost of "what does that mean?" questions! What you will gain from listening then, is an understanding of research terminology. And this means that it will make research papers much easier to read, understand and interpret for use in your own practice. After all, if we don't implement what we learn (or stop doing what we learn doesn't work) then what is the purpose of research? This conversation also highlights that you really don't need to be an academic to get started. Finally, it is a real live example of making contact with someone who has published research you are interested in, and inviting a conversation. It stands to reason that, if you're interested in something that another human has been interested enough to spend weeks, months and years researching, the chances are, you will have plenty of common ground to explore! Enjoy the listen! #pracademic #coaching #research #evidencebasedpractice #podcast

Jeremy J Lewis, coaching supervisor and practitioner-researcher, joins podcast host, Sheela Hobden - Executive Coach, to share his love for practitioner-led research. Jeremy's personal journey and real-life examples make research both attainable and inspiring. Listen and learn: • The process of becoming a practitioner-researcher • Different research models and methods • How to implement research findings into coaching and coaching supervision Listen to the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/da5riZPt #ACGlobal #coaching #research #coachingpodcast #researchpractitioner #coachingsupervision #ACpodcast #independentresearch #process #researchmodels

Just how smart is your smart ring? Here's what I've learned about motivation and coaching from my Oura ring. What's your take on tech trackers like this?

Sometimes the coaching you need fits on your finger. Our Principal Coach and Radical Candor Podcast Host Amy Sandler explains how her ŌURA ring motivates, supports, and rewards her efforts. Here are 3 things Amy learned from her relationship with her Oura ring to help you better understand the kind of coaching you might need, and how to be a better coach for the folks you work with, too. #radicalcandor #ouraring #coaching #themoreyouknow #justdoit

Learn how our podcast host Amy Sandler stays motivated and get her radically candid coaching tips to help you boss up! #radicalcandor #motivation #tbt #throwbackthursday #coaching #leadership

Have you ever wondered what life is really like for other coaches? In our episode 6 of The Coaching Catalysts podcast we open up about the high, the lows, and the messy middle of being a coach. We discuss the importance of reflection, vulnerability, and the role of supervision in supporting coaches. Whether you're just starting out or an experienced coach, this episode is packed with valuable insights and tips to help you navigate the complexities of coaching. Tune in to the following links below to gain a deeper understanding of the journey of a coach and to learn how to elevate your coaching practice. General Link: https://lnkd.in/e4XAS7ai Apple: https://lnkd.in/eHanK4tx Spotify: https://lnkd.in/eRWzKysi Plus, don't forget to check out our complimentary monthly Listening Partnerships (https://lnkd.in/e-z5Qc5M) for a taste of what supervision feels like. #TheCoachingCatalystsPodcast #LifeOfACoach #ElevateYourPractice

Imagine you're meeting a friend for coffee. After initial small talk, you look at them seriously and ask, "What would be a good outcome for our time together?" Your friend stares blankly, wondering why you're adding formality to a casual chat. We don’t usually make formal agreements when we have coffee chats; yet, it's absolutely required in a coaching conversation. This makes it a key difference between coaching and a regular conversation. Coaching is intentional and super focused. In fact, the very act of agreeing on a conversation goal is an essential part of the coaching process. In this podcast episode, I’ll explain a lot more how to become really good at this kind of agreement. Btw, it’s also usually the hardest thing for any aspiring coach to learn. Curious? Have a listen. It’s just 19 minutes long. 🎧 #intellicoach #thecoachingleaderpodcast #leadershipskills

Our Principal Coach and Radical Candor Podcast Host Amy Sandler has 3 actionable tips for leaders looking to better coach their teams. https://lnkd.in/gx5rfHJ4 ☑ Know What Kind Of Coaching You – And The People You Work With – Need ☑ Measure The Right Things ☑ Expand The Definition Of Well-Being #radicalcandor #coaching

Executives, Administrators, Reaching Higher Graduates and my past players… at the very end of this podcast… Discover the difference as to what makes Shaka Smart a championship coach!