Career Coaching Tools: When Clients Have Absolutely No Idea What They Want!

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Have a client who wants a new career but has absolutely no idea where to start? Well, that’s where Career Coaching Tools and Exercises come in really handy to get them started on their inner journeys. Because when a client truly has no idea – looking within is the only place to start.

Firstly, if you think you’re going to have more clients like this, I highly recommend getting yourself the latest edition of, “What Color is Your Parachute” by Richard Bolles – if only so you can recommend it to your clients! It has some great career coaching tools, Read More…

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October 19th, 2012 | Tags: career coaching ideas, career coaching tools, career discovery coaching, new career coaching | Category: Brainstorming, Career Coaching, Coaching Questions, Coaching Tips, Coaching Tools & Exercises, Raising Awareness, Strengths & Weaknesses, Values, Vision | 2 comments

Coaching Tools 101: The Coaching Exercises and Templates I Would Not Be Without

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I am often asked which Coaching Tools and Exercises I like best, use most, would recommend or would not be without – so I thought this would be a useful article to write. Below, I share the tools that I think are most universally useful for coaches and our clients but, as I created them all, if I’m honest I really wouldn’t be without any of them! Please note that this is the second longer than usual article – and again, I have tried to jam-pack it with useful tips for you! Enjoy.

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March 25th, 2012 | Tags: Coaching Tools 101 | Category: Coaching Tools & Exercises, Strengths & Weaknesses, Workshops & Seminars | Leave a comment

10 Essential Questions to Help Your Client Identify Their Strengths!

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Many people can easily reel off their flaws and faults and yet stumble when asked, “So, what do you think your strengths are?” Which is why helping our clients identify strengths is a great service we can perform for them.

Marianne Williamson said, “We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented and fabulous?” Who indeed? Imagine if everyone in the world played to their strengths in their lives. Imagine if your clients consciously used their strengths and customized their work and/or play to their talents…

So, here are 10 Essential Questions to Help Your Client Identify Read More…

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September 28th, 2011 | Tags: Coaching Questions, Identify Strengths, Powerful Questions, Strengths & Weaknesses, SWOT | Category: Acknowledging, Celebrating, Coaching Questions, Strengths & Weaknesses | 5 comments