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Monday, April 29, 2002
Do you have a client who is just plain negative? Or, perhaps a client who gets into negative cycles from time to time. Today's article from the How to Coach Anyone eCourse from CoachVille addresses just how you as a coach can work with a negative client. I hope you enjoy it.
Also in today's issue is a reminder that Tuesday is the last day to join the Graduate School of Coaching at the early bird tuition of $895. Tuition rises to $1795 on May 1, 2002.
As always, your suggestions for topics are welcome. I look forward to hearing from you.
Happy Reading,
Andrea Lee
GM, CoachVille
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This, from a coach...
Are you aware
that you're coming across as fairly negative?
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The Graduate School
of Coaching Curriculum
I
joined GSC because the quality of everything that CoachVille
does always delivers much more value than the cost. I love
being involved with cutting edge/creative projects. The
training I receive, opportunity to serve as a mentor coach,
and program licenses will allow me to be one of the best
coaches out there!
I
joined the GSC because after I graduated from another
school, I wanted to make sure that my coach training was
still leading edge. I was a founding member of CoachVille
and I highly value the constant tweaking of programs and
learning. I know the GSC will continue to deliver this. I
have previously been the recipient of great coaching
insight, I knew that the graduate school would continue this
great insight, so it made sense to join especially in view
of a price increase.
About 5 years ago, I stumbled across Thomas Leonard's
website. Part of that site was a single web page that listed
all the projects he was developing at that time-about 100 of
them. I was tired just reading through all his ideas, but
also fascinated. How could one person generate so much
interesting information? After years of watching the
development of his programs and benefiting from his generous
sharing of methods and experience, I'm still amazed at his
ability to generate cutting-edge, provocative, and highly
marketable information. Joining the GSC was really a
no-brainer. Based on past experience I know I'll get a huge
return on my investment. Note: I'm not a Thomas Leonard
""groupie."" I haven't been trained by Coach U. And I don't
agree with everything he does or says. But the man is a
coaching and marketing genius. His ability to offer loads of
useful coach training and information at bargain prices is
what makes participating in the GSC a no-brainer--especially
at the current pre-launch price.
As
a Business Results Coach, I joined the Graduate School of
Coaching (at the 'early adopter' rate of $895) because I
have already experienced the high quality of coaching
materials and support as a CoachVille member, buddy coach
and a study group host. The flexibility and variety of
technology supported learning and "doing" options make sense
to me. My clients and my practice will benefit from my
opportunity to use and contribute to the development of
advanced coaching materials (skill and competency modules,
Business and Corporate situational training, best practices
database and quick score tools). The invitation to have
fresh content, advanced curriculum, intellectual stimulation
and better coaching fit my commitment to be the best
possible coach I can be and my passion for learning. While
it will take months to achieve the full Certified Coach and
Certified Mentor Coach designations, I know I will be able
to immediately apply the learnings with clients and increase
the value of my practice.