Chad and Brian discuss three guiding principles: 1. Do the Work 2. Be Present 3. Don't Be the Hero

Dr. JR Briggs is the director of Leadership and Congregational Formation for The Ecclesia Network. He is the author of Fail: Finding Hope and Grace in the Midst of Ministry Failure. And he hosts the Monday Morning Pastor and Resilient Leaders podcast.   Brian and Doug talk about Coaching Through Failure. What lies are you wanting to believe in this season? Definition of failure The benefits of failure How do we succeed at failing How do we create safe spaces  What are practical ways to steward failure in a coaching session

Brian continues a conversation with Doug Guthrie, Professor of Global Leadership at the Thunderbird School of Management, about vision, alignment, motivation, and introspection. In this podcast, Doug breaks down how to coach around vision. Other podcasts with Doug: #191 Overcoming Arrogance #201 Levels of Leadership

Brian interviews Linda Miller, Global Liason for Coaching with the Ken Blanchard Companies and founding partner with CAM, about four conversations every manager should have with direct reports.  The four conversations are: Setting goals Praising conversations Redirecting conversations Wrapping up conversations  You can listen to more of Linda on: #164 How to Give Feedback #151 Building Trust

Three reasons to start a podcast -- as a hobby; to let people know, like, and trust you; and to make money. Brian and Chad navigate these three levels to help you understand why and how you might start a podcast.

Angie Ward is one of our favorite guests. She recently published I am a Leader: When Women Discover the Joy of their Calling. Michael Cheuk from Christian Coaching Magazine interviewed Angie about her book. Also, as a note, if you're interested in subscribing to Christian Coaching Magazine, you can do so by going to christiancoachingmag.com and paying $15 per year, which not only gives you access to amazing articles on coaching but also helps to support Michael in bringing added value such as this interview.

Getting from zero clients to one client is the hardest transition you'll ever make as a coach. Second hardest is going from five clients to fifty. Brian and Chad talk about three necessary shifts. 1. Raise your rate - shifting to a niche that can afford to pay the necessary fee 2. Increase your funnel - find a way to draw client into your sphere 3. Treat your practice more like a business

Peggy Kao Enderle is the Digital Learning Director for Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, an organization that ministers to college students around the world. Peggy regularly develops leaders to lead from a coaching mindset. Brian interviews Peggy around this topic.

Chad and Brian talk about the difference between coaching for performance and coaching for development. They discuss how they prefer coaching development, and then deep dive into how to do it.