When we, as coaches, are supported personally and in our businesses, we are better equipped to support others. This is key to holistic coaching. But how does one get to the place of whole-self support so they can effectively offer it to others?

Holistic approaches to coaching are becoming more and more mainstream because of how effective they are. When we, as coaches, have a higher level view of how everything in the human mind and body is connected, we can bring a higher level of care to our clients. We can serve and help them more fully, in addition to our speciality or main coaching focus.

Speaking publicly about some of my personal experiences has been something I’ve not done very much. But I wanted to open up a bit more and share. You’ll hear me get emotional in this episode because I am extremely grateful for all the help and expertise I’ve gotten along my journey.

Follow the show: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | iHeart Radio | Amazon Music | RSS A hot topic right now in coaching is ethics and education. People have questions about practices and whether or not certain practices might be doing more harm than good. And I believe that, as coaches, we should be embracing these questions rather than shying away or being […]

Creating space for speaking up and speaking out about sexual assault and proper justice is so needed. People of all backgrounds and experiences have been affected by sexual assault, whether personally as a victim or relationally as the friend or loved one of a victim.

As a coach, you’re dedicated to helping change lives. But without people understanding what you can do, they don’t won’t sign up with you. To get yeses, you need to be able to confidently convey what you can deliver. Unfortunately, you can’t effectively do that without first having a clear, well-organized program.