During the spring and summer of 2026 I’ll be presenting a series of posts on the art and practice of self-coaching. I think you’ll find this series valuable for your own purposes; and, if you work with clients, in your work with clients. Please enjoy! You can always reach me with comments and questions at […]
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Hello Gerard, The countdown is officially on! We are almost 30 days away from the start of International Coaching Week 2026 (May 11–15). To celebrate, we have curated an incredible lineup of masterclasses where the learning is only the beginning. By registering for and attending these sessions, you will unlock exclusive gifts and resources designed
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Uncertainty is not some modern affliction, nor is it a sign of personal failure. It is, and always has been, a fundamental part of what it means to be human. From ancient times to the present, human beings have had to navigate the unpredictable, the ambiguous, and the unknowable. By normalizing uncertainty and by treating
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What is it to be human? Is that a question, or what? The Greek philosopher Aristotle is among those many thinkers who argued that there is indeed a “human essence,” some basic or core humanness, upon which is layered what he called “accidents.” That is, one is essentially human and then accidentally male or female,
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Hello, I’m delighted to be able to announce that starting at the beginning of October our finance team have agreed a new scholarship fund of $150,000 up until the end of December. This applies to all of our Coach Training Programs Worldwide So if you are thinking about training to be a Magnificent Coach simply get in
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We are delighted to invite you to our upcoming webinar: Coaching Through Crisis: How Coaches, Carers and Supporters Can Transform Childhood Trauma into Growth With special guest: Sonia Brown MBE’ Date: Wednesday, 15 October 2025 Time: 18:00 – 19:30 (UK) / 19:00 – 20:30 (CET) Registration: >>> https://noblemanhattan.infusionsoft.app/app/form/coaching-webinar-cac Childhood trauma can have long-lasting effects on development, well-being, and
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You might begin a session by saying, “Good to see you! How are you?” or your version of a cheerful, enthusiastic, energetic greeting. And the second thing you say? Let’s look at three characteristic scenarios. SCENARIO 1 You: “Great to see you! How are you?” Client: “I’m okay. And I’m glad to see you
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Laura L from Miami, Florida asks: I’m about to start working with a client who is a musician. He is asking for support while he starts his crowdfunding campaign for his new album. He has done this before and though it was successful, the process was incredibly stressful for him. He would love for it
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Laura L from Miami, Florida asks: I’m about to start working with a client who is a musician. He is asking for support while he starts his crowdfunding campaign for his new album. He has done this before and though it was successful, the process was incredibly stressful for him. He would love for it
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Jackson H., a creativity coach in Tulsa, Oklahoma, asks: Dear Eric: All my clients are telling me that they have no time to do the things that they say that they want to do. I’m sure that this is pretty much true – so, how can I help if they just don’t have the time?
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