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Use of Sailboat Perspective in Coaching

Recently I have been using the Sailboat Perspective in Miro for my Executive Coaching and the results were amazing. I used in the a few ways: I have created a YouTube video on using the Sailboat Perspective. I also used the Sailboat card from PipDecks “Workshop Tactics” cards as a counter reference.

The Power of Team Coaching: Unleashing Collective Potential

In today’s fast-paced and competitive business landscape, organizations understand that success hinges on the collective strength of their teams. Team coaching has emerged as a transformative approach to enhance team performance, foster collaboration, and unleash the untapped potential of every team member. In this blog, we will explore what team coaching is and delve into …

Driving Cost Reduction Initiatives through Effective Team Coaching

In today’s competitive business landscape, organizations constantly strive to optimize their operations, enhance profitability, and achieve sustainable growth. One powerful strategy that has gained prominence is utilizing team coaching to drive cost reduction initiatives. By fostering collaboration, empowering employees, and promoting innovative thinking, organizations can uncover hidden efficiencies and streamline processes. In this blog, we’ll …

What Makes a Great Coach?

Overall, a great coach is someone who is able to build a strong and cohesive team, while also helping individuals to reach their full potential. They are able to inspire, motivate, and lead by example, creating a positive and supportive environment that encourages growth and success. A great coach is someone who can motivate and …

Balance Wheel in Coaching

In coaching, the concept of a “balance wheel” refers to a visual representation of the different areas of a person’s life that require attention and balance. The balance wheel is typically divided into several sections, each representing a different aspect of a person’s life, such as health, career, relationships, finances, personal growth, and spirituality. The …

“Listen More, Speak Less” or Do I Just Ignore?

Listening more and speaking less can be very beneficial in the corporate world for several reasons: Overall, listening more and speaking less can help us to become a more effective communicator, build stronger relationships with everyone at work, and achieve greater success in the corporate world.

Upturn the Downturn into… GOLD!

… by Ken Wong Recently, there is an article in Asiaone that reported one customer who had paid for 2 whole chickens, from a Fried Chicken chain, instead received mostly chicken wings after waited for 1 hour. The customer took it to the social media to air her grievances. The chain had responded due to …