Coaching to Financial Institutions: Interview with Agnes Mura
John Lazar conducts an interview with Agnes Mura regarding coaching strategies associated with work in financial institutions.
- Posted by Agnes Mura
- On August 3, 2024
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The Newfield Network’s School of Coaching
John Lazar offers a description of the coaching program conducted by the Newfield Network.
- Posted by John Lazar
- On August 3, 2024
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Alignment Coaching: The Missing Element in Business Coaching
William Bergquist and John Lazar have written about alignment coaching--an often overlooked domain in the field of professional coaching.
- Posted by John Lazar
- On August 3, 2024
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Coaching to Problems Being Faced and Decisions to be Made
Many of the services being provided by professional coaches (especially executive coaches) focus on the problems being faced by a client and/or on the decisions that a client must make. Along with my colleague, Agnes Mura, I have even identified a specific branch of professional coaching as “decisional coaching.” This branch exists alongside of what […]
- Posted by William Bergquist
- On May 13, 2024
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Problem-Solving: Domains, Causes and Actions
Many of the challenges associated with solving complex issues by a leader and their coach can best be met by acknowledging that there are three domains that dwell within all issues.
- Posted by William Bergquist
- On May 13, 2024
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The Empowerment Pyramid: Building the Capacity for Effective Decision-Making
We have to make a decision. All of the relevant documents are laying on the table in front of us. We have spent several, often-tense, hours trying to get the facts straight and trying to get some alignment regarding our goals and desired outcomes regarding the initiative that sits on the table with the relevant […]
- Posted by William Bergquist
- On May 12, 2024
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Reframing as an Essential Coaching Strategy and Tool
Mendelsohn was walking down a street in Prague. It was 1936. Mendelsohn is Jewish and is accustomed to abuse being showered on him by the many bigots in his city. He confronts a large man who sneers at him and declares: “Swine!” Mendelsohn responds by bowing and stating: “It is an honor to meet you […]
- Posted by William Bergquist
- On May 10, 2024
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LPC Honors Suzi Pomerantz with Sustainable Leadership Award and Event
On April 6, 2024, Suzi Pomerantz received the Gordon Lee Salmon award in recognition of her work as a steward of the field of professional coaching and her ongoing support for all activities that can lead to a sustainable world.
- Posted by William Bergquist
- On April 12, 2024
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Spirituality and Coaching
Until recently there were two “third rails” in the field of professional coaching. These were topics that were never to be addressed during a coaching session—nor mentioned in any dialogue among coaches about the struggles they are having in their work. One of these “third rail” themes is money and finances. This is still a […]
- Posted by William Bergquist
- On November 11, 2023
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WHAT IS SPIRITUALITY? A DIVE INTO A MULTIDIMENSIONAL CONCEPT AS RELATED TO COACHING
This essay concerns the many aspects of spirituality, its multidimensionality and fluidity, its relationship to the self and to the whole, to the human and to the divine.
- Posted by Veronique Pioch Eberhart
- On November 11, 2023
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