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Employees are an essential part of any team. (In fact, they are the team!) When they reach their full potential, the workplace becomes a more collaborative, productive environment where business goals are more easily met. Helping your team members reach their potential involves a blend of management and leadership skills.
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We all have aspirations for the future—for who we want to become and what we want to accomplish as we grow throughout our personal and professional lives.
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“Therapy is very process-oriented, which I think is important and I believe in it, but coaching made so much more sense to me.” - Lisa Kaplin iPEC Lead Trainer, Psychologist and Certified Professional Coach
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Gaining new coaching clients, in many ways, can feel like selling Girl Scout Cookies. When you first receive your initial shipment of cookies (a.k.a. your coaching certification), it can feel like you’ve suddenly got a bunch of desirable goods to share, without a clear idea of how to find the right people who want or need them.
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Already decided you want to become a Certified Professional Coach? Congratulations! That decision is celebration-worthy in its own right, but there’s also an important follow-up question worth considering: Who are you excited to work with as your coaching clients? Who are you most excited to help, and around what?
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