
Mentoring vs. Coaching
Mentoring vs. Coaching Imagine you go on a solo trip to a different country. You want to have a good time exploring the mountain roads

Mentoring vs. Coaching Imagine you go on a solo trip to a different country. You want to have a good time exploring the mountain roads

The Paradox of Certainty Yesterday, I was in a transformational coaching conversation with a high performing corporate consultant and he wanted to work on managing

The words ‘Transformation’ and ‘Coaching’ are often portrayed to be synonymous. Transformation in particular has become a buzzword that gets thrown around all over the place by coaches, clients and the companies working with them.
As someone who has been a transactional coach for several years and who now specializes in transformative coaching, I often get the question of what’s different about it. I have once tried to answer that to a certain extent in an earlier article titled ‘Transformative Coaching vs Transactional Coaching’.
In this, I have created 3 specific distinctions that can help you identify this approach more clearly, while also portraying its seamless alignment with the International Coaching Federation definition of coaching.

I was going through my coaching logs today and noticed that the list of leaders I’ve coached professionally has exceeded 100. These are people at

Transformative Coaching vs. Transactional Coaching As coaches, there are so many tools that we use to help clients get results. Hundreds of coaching models, scores

For over a decade, I have extensively researched how the human potential can be unleashed. I’ve ventured into the depths of applied psychology, philosophy and

Easy Change vs Hard Change: The Transformative Coaching Approach For months, I have struggled with the poor quality of my laptop webcam video. It was

Since coaching is both an art and a science and is backed by decades of qualitative and quantitative research, it makes sense that the coaching session is also driven by data. Many times, this data is collected from external assessments and 360 feedback

This has the potential to revolutionize the way high performing teams operate. The only thing standing in the way is the one professional knowing but choosing not to share it with their teams and opening it up for discussion.

Do we want entertainment based floor activities to increase employee engagement, or defer employee disengagement?