Coaching Tips

In this "Heart to Heart with Julie" column, Julie Johnson MCC shares sample coaching conversations and situations to help you grow along with her learnings, ideas and practical tips to help us all...

Is there a place for coaching at home? Well, in this article I share one of my most memorable encounters with my daughter to help you decide for yourself!

In this brief but compelling article from Steve Mitten's archives, he helps us explore the value and purpose of rapport, an essential element of our coaching relationships. The ability to establish...

Everybody has their own Mount Everest they were put on this earth to climb. Seth Godin Setting goals and accountability are an important part of the coaching process, whether you're working with people on...

It's a new year and time to get down to planning the path to achieving those new year goals. Did you know that one of the easiest ways to improve your chances of success is to design your own Personal...

In this "Heart to Heart with Julie" column, Julie Johnson MCC shares sample coaching conversations and situations to help you grow along with her learnings, ideas and practical tips to help us all...

In this practical and jam-packed webinar you'll learn what the latest neuroscience tells us about creating long-lasting behavioral change, as well as some of the common misconceptions about how the brain works.

One of the most powerful ways to support our coachees is helping them be curious and compassionate with their critic while strengthening the voice of their inner sage or champion.

When coaching someone around a development area it's helpful to remind clients of strengths they already have. Learn how to do this here!

In times of disruption and change, strengths are an important element for your coaching clients to lean into. These questions will help.