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I am an organisational and cognitive psychologist with 20 years of corporate professional…
Artikel von Marcela Schrank Fialova
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Why I don’t want to reply to `How are you anymore´
Why I don’t want to reply to `How are you anymore´
What do you say when people ask you ´how are you?`these days? Are you polite and say ´good´? I pause and I am torn. I…
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Happy New Year to my Inspirers!
Happy New Year to my Inspirers!
’Love me the most in the times when I deserve it the least.’ I took a picture of this 6 years ago in the pediatrician’s…
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What would I miss if I were a machine?
What would I miss if I were a machine?
If I woke up to be an algorithm, I could be quite a happy one. I would be logical, extraordinarily clever.
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Why we need to invest more time in being human
Why we need to invest more time in being human
We spend a lot of time interacting and being with others. We are social animals.
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Engagement at Work: Does Generation and Culture Matter?
Akademiker Verlag
Exploring components of work engagement across three generations and two cultures
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When you see an ICF Credential, you know you’re getting the gold standard in coaching. It’s not just a badge. It’s a commitment to quality, ethics, and excellence. A guarantee that the coaching you receive meets the highest standards. I’m proud to be an International Coaching Federation Credentialed Coach Practitioner. This credential represents hours of dedicated training, real-world experience, and a passion for helping others achieve their goals. If you’re looking for coaching that delivers results, backed by credibility and professionalism, ICF-certified coaching is the way to go. Learn more about my journey and coaching services:
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Dr Sebastian Fox
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The coaching industry is evolving at breakneck speed. Are you keeping up? Recent trends reshaping our field: 1️⃣ AI integration in coaching practices 2️⃣ Increased demand for trauma-informed coaching 3️⃣ Rise of eco-coaching and sustainability focus 4️⃣ Shift towards hybrid coaching models (in-person virtual) These changes aren't just buzzwords – they're redefining client expectations and industry standards. As coaches, our growth must outpace these trends. Here's how: • Attend a conference outside your comfort zone • Pursue certification in an emerging coaching niche • Collaborate with a coach from a different specialty • Experiment with new technology in your practice The future belongs to coaches who embrace change and continuous learning. What's your next step in professional development?
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Michael Langer, MA, PCC
There’s a notable trend in the coaching industry with many professionals transitioning from therapy or corporate roles, leading to a saturated field. While coaching maintains its distinctiveness, there’s a growing emphasis on carving out specific niches. For instance, identifying as a trauma-informed coach sets me apart in this competitive landscape. The recent New York Times article shines a light on how coaching is becoming Silicon Valley's go-to alternative to therapy, blurring the lines, especially in high-pressure environments like tech startups. This shift prompts reflection on the evolving role and definition of coaching in today’s world. Are we witnessing the evolution of coaching into something entirely different, or do we risk diluting its core principles in the process? #Coaching #ProfessionalDevelopment #TraumaInformedCoach #ICF #SiliconValley #Therapy #BusinessCoaching https://lnkd.in/eNSU-cKy
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