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As per my previous post, yesterday was the day for the Future of Media Summit 2008, held courtesy of a video linkup simultaneously in Sydney and Silicon Valley. Event originator and organiser Ross Dawson has a “quick review” on the Summit blog and includes some links to reports of some of the discussions. On the …
Back in March this year I asked Is Brisbane Australia Ready for a Social Media Club? Today I have not only an affirmative answer to that (rhetorical) question, but the very pleasing prospect of participating in the official launch, at 6pm this evening, of Social Media Club Brisbane. This is the first Social Media Club …
I’ve been meaning for some time to post here about the International Association of Coaching (IAC) and the IAC Coaching Masteries™ . One of the most rewarding experiences I’ve had, professionally and personally, in the past few years is to have been part of the team of volunteers which developed the IAC Coaching Masteries™. Countless …
Last week I was fortunately able to dial in for a teleconference hosted by Coachville President, Dave Buck, about playing and coaching a “winnable game”, as part of a Power of Winning series. I say “fortunately”, because up till then I had been frankly a bit underwhelmed by the Power of Winning concept, or rather …
Continuing the series on the Coaching Proficiencies, drawing on my notes of the Certified Coach Intensive in Sydney, 2003, run by the late – and great – Thomas Leonard. As the learning notes on this proficiency state, the key distinction here is greatness vs. success. It was a real flash of awareness for me when …
This post continues the series commenced on April 8. The certified coach “reveals the client to themselves”. The more often I look at and ponder on this proficiency, the more I am tantalised by it and amazed by how much scope it offers for the coaching process. Lots of people are good at stating the …
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