The Two Futures of Executive Coaching
In 1910, Sigmund Freud set out to legitimize and standardize psychoanalysis. In response to what he called “Wild Analysis”, he founded the International Psychoanalytical Association
In 1910, Sigmund Freud set out to legitimize and standardize psychoanalysis. In response to what he called “Wild Analysis”, he founded the International Psychoanalytical Association
It is utterly blindsiding to be at the peak of your career, and realize you are suffocating. I know this intimately because I lived it.
When organizations invest in coaching on behalf of their leaders, the outcomes are relatively more defined – in that there is usually a business impact
In my experience, one of the factors that dictates the level of impact and ease involved in an executive coaching engagement is whether the client
Clients come with varying desires for what they want out of our coaching – there is more variation than I can list. For example, the
I have invested hundreds of hours of my life into being a client to coaches at the pinnacle of their craft, and thousands of hours
Earlier this week, one of my clients in our second session together realized that she was innocently lying to herself about her future. This brilliant
We all want good feelings. But for a lot of us, no matter what we try to do in order to get them, they seem
Our actions usually flow out of our desire for a better feeling-state. We imagine that we will feel better in the having of something, and
Most personal growth endeavors are like trying to optimize a mask. By reading the books, hiring the coaches, and optimizing your routine, you might unknowingly