The Coach Approach Ministries Podcast

Chad and Brian talk about group coaching and give four ways to coach a group. Coach the group as a whole. The group helps process the group. Coach the group as a whole. Tap into expertise of the group. Coach one person in the group. Others stimulated by that. (Jane Creswell describes this in Podcast #86) Coach one person in the group. Tap expertise in the group.

Lisa Face, PCC shares her recent experience of getting her PCC from the ICF via the Portfolio application. She gives insights on preparing for the process as well as navigating the complicated application. www.lisaface.com @facecoach

Brian and Chad ask the why question about questions! Hang on to your seats as they dive deep into this issue. What about questions is so important? Stirs awareness Solidifies action Moves the process forward

This week, Brian interviewed Carrie Ellis, LPC and ACC, who is certified to administer the DISC Assessment. Carrie talks about all-things DISC and talk about her assessment of Brian! Care to make a prediction of Brian's DISC? If you want more from Carrie, you can find her at getunitedmomentum.com.

Brian declares that his biggest learning from coach training beyond coaching skills is a better understanding of partnership. Brian and Chad unpack this concept.

Peter Reding drafted the original core competencies for the ICF, and they have stood unchanged for almost 20 years! Peter gives us some insight into how the competencies were crafted. At the end, we spend some time talking about how the competencies might be applied to leadership. You can find out more about Peter at www.coachforlife.com.

With the recent publishing of Chad's new Ebook The Language of Life and Business Coaching, we decided to talk about the why, what, and how of publishing an Ebook.

LC Etheridge just achieved the highest level of coaching, receiving the MCC from the International Coach Federation. She says this was more of a transformation of herself rather than an achievement of work. In the podcast, she says that an Olympic athlete can't start working out and eating right a few weeks before the competition. To be the best coach, you have to start living like the best coach. A few influences she mentioned: The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg Kaizen Comedian Michael Jr.

Framework coaching creates a way for the coach to bring some expertise into the coaching. This helps the coach create a healthy way to market coaching. 1. The framework comes out of listening to a number of clients in a particular niche. 2. The framework may suggest the topic for the client. 3. The framework may be linear or topical. 4. The framework does not provide the solution but creates awareness around an issue critical to the client's niche. 5. The framework provides a plethora of true statements that can be shared as appropriate. 6. Framework coaching makes it easier to attract clients.

Diane Ingram, a certified and PCC credentialed coach and coach trainer who is also a spiritual song writer and had her own TV show. Diane shares with us four areas of personal development and how to coach each area. Emotional Physical Spiritual Mental Contact Info: dianeingram.com