Submitted by Susan David April 4, 2020 - 10:14am Saturday, April 4, 2020In times like these, using emotion for adaptation instead of being ruled by emotion is crucial. Susan David, PhD is an expert in this topic, which she known as “emotional agility,” and serves as the title to her widely read book. As emotional agility is more useful than ever, Susan is partnering with TED in a new podcast called Checking in with Susan David. Resilience, Emotional Agility Read more about Facing the pandemic with emotional agility
Submitted by Carol Kauffman April 2, 2020 - 4:46am Thursday, April 2, 2020We are now living and leading in an invisible firestorm that surrounds us. Some of us have been socially distanced or isolated and are fairly protected. Others of us less so, and many others are in the direct line of fire. All of us need to pull on what is the best in ourselves. Right now. Resilience Read more about Resilience Under Fire: 5 Pathways to be Marathon Strong
Submitted by Margaret Moore March 31, 2020 - 3:30pm Thursday, April 2, 2020It’s not even the end of the first quarter of 2020, and we have already lived through three distinct times – before pandemic, pandemic awakening, and pandemic times. Few people prepared themselves for these times. Beyond stocking up our pantries, we didn’t think much about taking courses on skills for pandemic times. We are winging it, finding and inventing our way forward together. Here are my thoughts on pandemic skills for pandemic times, to fuel your exploration and conversations. Quick Reads Read more about Pandemic Skills for Pandemic Times
Submitted by David Bishop March 19, 2020 - 1:55pm Wednesday, March 18, 2020CEO-Founders are a unique breed. They are generally brilliant entrepreneurs who are looking to solve problems creatively without the burden of status quo solutions that traditional companies are saddled with. Early on, they come up with an amazing innovation, they attract a small group of talented team members, and raise capital. But success sometimes brings unwelcomed change. The hands on leadership approach that worked when the team was small and nimble is now viewed as intrusive or micro managing. The organization becomes dysfunctional. The pressure from investors grows. The impact on these pioneers is sometimes devastating. Coaching is becoming widely accepted as a potent remedy. Leadership Development Read more about Transitioning From Founder to CEO
Submitted by Jeffrey Hull March 19, 2020 - 1:54pm Thursday, March 19, 2020As many of us move quickly to create “social distance” and work from home for what may be a lengthy period, virtual teamwork, which has already become relatively common with international teams, has become an imperative for leaders everywhere. In this real-world case study, I had the opportunity to develop some specific tips that have worked well for my clients – and may be useful for coaches to share. Staying engaged, motivated and optimistic in stressful times is hard enough face-to-face, but can be particularly challenging in cyberspace. Read more about Virtual Teaming: Tips for Keeping Team “Love” Alive in Cyber-space
On December 18th, 2019, we lost our cherished colleague and friend, Ellen Shub, who passed away after a very sudden and rapid illness. Ellen was with the Institute of Coaching for 8 years, during which time she was a beloved member of the team, a warm and wise presence, and contributor to a variety of activities. Read more about Honoring Ellen Shub
07 Apr onlineApril 7, 2020 - 1:00pm to 2:30pmIn this highly interactive webinar, we offer a practical approach to coaching for vertical development based on sound theory and application. Coaches will get a sense of the value of adding this lens and capability to their repertoire. We will also examine how the VeDA approach is distinguished from other developmental models and instruments in the field. Go to Registration Page
14 Apr onlineApril 14, 2020 - 4:00pm to 5:30pmResilience is inside all of us but requires active effort to draw on it in. Executive coach and VP of Learning & Development at AceUp, Pratt Bennet, will present the science of leading with resilience. This is a public webinar Register
30 Apr onlineApril 30, 2020 - 11:00am to 12:30pmIn this highly interactive webinar, two marketing veterans will help you discover the best strategy for your coaching practice. You will learn how to identify the "why" behind your branding and how to engage with future clients in an authentic, impactful way. Go to Registration Page
06 May onlineMay 6, 2020 - 10:00am to 11:30amIn this highly interactive webinar, Dr. Reinhard Stelter will share his approach to “third generation” coaching, which can engender new forms of reflective and transformative meaning-making, and provide valuable reflections based on moments of symmetry among participants. The goal is to incorporate the art of lingering in coaching as a potent form of human connection—applicable in professional and life contexts. Go to Registration Page
18 May onlineMay 18, 2020 - 6:30pm to 8:00pmBased on the highly respected new book Coaching and mentoring research: A practical guide, this webinar will provide coaches an introduction to bringing the best practices of research into their work. Based on 20 years of conducting and supervising research, as well as membership on the IOC Scientific Advisory Committee, Dr Oades and co-authors distill key issues, tips and methods for new or part-time coaching researchers into a practical guide. Go to Registration Page