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Let’s Talk Leadership podcast host Des Walsh in conversation with Kris Gale, Chairman, Michael Johnson Associates (MJA), on styles of leadership, what makes effective leadership, “dealing with difficult people”, and lessons from sport for business.
Fourteen years ago, early in 2003, I became one of the founding members of the International Association of Coaching (IAC). Earlier this week I was honoured and delighted to be presented, by IAC President Krishna Kumar, with the IAC President’s Award. While I am grateful that the IAC has done this, I am at the same time very conscious of the fact that what I have gained from my association with the organization outweighs any contribution I have made.
Whether your view of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is dystopian or utopian, fearful or optimistic, a few moments consideration will remind you that AI is no longer something just for futurologists. It’s not just coming to a business, a car, a house or apartment near you: it’s here already in some form or many. What are the implications for the world of coaching?
There is an event coming up in late October early November, the Caregivers Smile Summit, a five day virtual conference to help caregivers.
Having been a carer in a small way myself, and having observed especially my mother as a carer over many years, I see this as a milestone event and I’m delighted that I am to be part of it.
This post is work in progress on a statement about my business focus, my motivation as a coach, and the service I seek to provide, It includes a statement about my ideal client and the demographic group I focus on. I invite comments and critique.
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