iPEC Coaching Blog

How to Be a Better Leader, Not Just a Boss with iPEC Grad and Certified Professional Coach, Andrea Eisenson

By: Jordan Page, CPC, ELI-MP

What makes a leader, rather than just a boss? If you’re looking for how to bring the ideals and methods of coaching into your workplace, this is the episode for you.

Your Desire for Impact is Greater Than Your Fear with Certified Coach, Melody Pourmoradi

By: Jordan Page, CPC, ELI-MP

“Sometimes all you need is 20 seconds of insane courage.”

LIFE COACHING: Everything You’ve Wanted to Know (But Were Afraid to Ask)

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Brinkmanship – A Lesson for All

By: Luke Iorio, MCC, CPC, ELI-MP, iPEC Board Member

You’ve seen this term tossed around, extensively, thanks to the Debt-Ceiling debate.

Response-Ability: Don’t React Too Quickly!

By: Luke Iorio, MCC, CPC, ELI-MP, iPEC Board Member

You know those moments when life pushed back on you, and you decided to simply step back, look around, and take another path to where you wanted to go? Those moments where you should have faltered, you should have let the weight of the world slow you down? Instead, you simply shrugged, and kept moving. Not sure yet? Then let’s create some inspiration with your response-ability, and then you’ll realize you’ve had this ability all along.

3 Reasons Why the Coaching Profession and Industry Are Growing Rapidly

By: ipeccoaching

Coaching now is a billion dollar industry. The coaching industry has seen tremendous growth. Between 25 to 40 percent of Fortune 500 companies use executive coaches, as reported in a recent survey by The Hay Group, an International Human Resources consultancy. Coaches are hired by Fortune 1000 companies, in schools, in all departments of government, health clubs, non-profits and more to achieve success. More and more people are choosing to become certified professional coaches or learn coaching skills for use in their everyday lives and careers. Today, let’s answer the questions “Why?” and “Why now?”