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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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Coaching and Coach Training | coaching niches | coaching specialties | iPEC Coaching | ipec News & Articles | life coach
Which coaching niche is best for you? Use your zodiac sign to find out!
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Coaching has become a fast-growing field over the past decade—and for good reason. Millions of people around the world are discovering just how transformative coaching can be—not just for their clients but also for themselves.
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Luke Iorio - iPEC CEO | encouragement | iPEC Coaching | life coach | motivation | self-improvement
I find it interesting how frequently living creatures tolerate discomfort and pain. I include myself in this group. Many years ago, I suffered a fairly severe injury to my rotator cuff. It still bothers me to this day.
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Zack Lemelle - Leadership Engagement Services | iPEC Coaching | leadership | mentor | motivation | workforce engagement
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic forced many of us to work from home, the majority of our employees and trainers here at iPEC worked remotely from many corners of the world.
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Zack Lemelle - Leadership Engagement Services | iPEC Coaching | leadership | mentor | motivation | workforce engagement
Updated March 17, 2020 Telecommuting can be beneficial to both the employee and employer. Employees can work flexible hours, eliminate commuting time and expense, as well as have a professional career while staying home for their children or elderly parents, etc.
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