If you want to align with a group of professional coaches who want to rehumanize the world through genuine identity and belonging, then listen in for what you need to propel your coaching practice into the new decade. Join a supportive tribe with a global brand as you live out God’s calling on your life.

What you'll learn today:

• 3 ways you can become a part of building a global coaching brand

• How you can help your clients find a great fit, enjoy their jobs, and have an impact in the world

• How a repeatable process allows clients to walk through a proven method and pass it on

• How strengths, neuroscience, and relationship-building practices move people toward a JOY-fueled life!

Learn more about WeAlign at https://wealigncoaching.com/for-coaches/

About Pete Cafarchio

Pete is a WeAlign Executive Strengths Coach, ICF Associate Certified Coach, Certified Life Brea ete is a WeAlign Executive Strengths Coach, ICF Associate Certified Coach, Certified Life Breakthrough Coach, and helps individuals, teams, and leaders understand their true calling. He uses StrengthsFinder® assessment and strength-based development tools with his clients and helps them develop practical action plans to accelerate their goals.

Having more than 30 years of organizational leadership experience, Pete has held many executive positions in both non-profits and high-tech start-ups. He’s known for his strategic planning, helping individuals and organizations understand their purpose, and practical wisdom to implement action plans. He holds a bachelor’s degree in engineering from Clarkson University

Pete is married to his wife of 31 years, Lynn, and resides in New York City. When he’s not devouring coaching books, they enjoy traveling, the outdoors, and taking in the cultural sights and sounds of the Big Apple.

About Dave Mead
Dave is a WeAlign Certified Strengths Coach and a member of the International Coach Federation (ICF). He has worked with many organizations on individual, team, and leadership development using CliftonStrengths® assessment and strength-based development tools. He also helps his clients develop a strength-based, joy-fueled culture.

Having more than 30 years of organizational experience, Dave has held many leadership positions. He’s known for getting the job done while helping hundreds of employees find their fit and reaching their potential.

Dave has served as a Vice President within an International non-profit and had multiple levels of Army leadership, including Brigade Commander. He is a Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM) and Chairman of the Board for the Caribbean Missions Association. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree from the United States Military Academy and a Masters of Strategic Studies Degree from the U.S. Army War College.

In this world, both we and our clients will face sorrow and loss. While grief is rarely the primary focus for our coaching, it is a part of living. Knowing that, as coaches, how can we help our clients grieve well?  

In today’s episode, Chris shares:

• • The different mindsets, healthy and unhealthy, that are both a part of grief, so you can decide how you want to approach a season of grief.
• • How to embrace a season of grief, without avoidance or plowing through, so you can honor God and keep moving forward.
• • Principles that will help both you and your clients move forward during times of grief, so you can discover hope!

If you’d like to hear the entire interview with Roger Whitney and Chris McCluskey, you can find that on Roger’s podcast, The Retirement Answer Man: https://www.rogerwhitney.com/blog/292-retirement-plan-live-2019-how-to-navigate-uncertainty

Social Media - Do you love it or hate it? What if your mindsets around it could set you up for success and let you shine? What if social media could maximize your relational marketing approach and decrease the time it takes to get new clients? It can. Social media posts are small drips of information that measure up to an easy, free marketing plan. And in less than half the time it takes to go to networking events once per month. 

Let us show you how:

• 7 mindsets may be sabotaging your coaching success, so you can rewire your brain and stand firm in the face of fear
• 2 business decisions will generate interest in what you do, so you can reach prospects early and often
• You can use social media wisely and well, as you balance personal and professional posts
• You can manage social media on your own time, in your own space, when you have the energy to give so you can have 100% control

As a Christian coach who wants to make a lasting difference in the world, you may be wondering if writing a book is right for you. In this episode, David Hancock, owner of Morgan James Publishing, takes us behind-the-scenes of this rapidly changing industry and shares key insights that will help you decide what type of publishing may be best for you.

Get your powerful message closer to print as you:

• • Learn the 3 reasons it's important to persevere through the writing, publishing, and marketing process of writing a book.
• • Include your readers on your book-writing journey at the beginning, and be encouraged as they cheer you on way past the finish line.
• • Take away the 4 keys to making your book stand out among all the books on the shelves so you can reach your audience.
• • Understand the differences between self-publishing and unconventional traditional publishing.

About David Hancock:

David L. Hancock founded Morgan James Publishing in 2003.

David has revolutionized book publishing from the author’s standpoint. As Founder of Morgan James, he was personally selected for Fast Company Magazine’s Fast 50 for his leadership, creative thinking, significant accomplishments, and his significant impact on the industry over the next ten years. David was cited by NASDAQ as one of the world’s most prestigious business leaders, and named a Finalist in the Best Chairman category in The American Business Awards, hailed as “the business world’s own Oscars” by the New York Post.

David serves as President of the Executive Board for Habitat for Humanity Peninsula and Greater Williamsburg, and as Chairman of the Board of The National Center for the Prevention of Community Violence.

David and his wife Susan live in Hampton Roads, Virginia with their two children, Morgan Renee and Ethan James.

Learn more about David Hancock and his books at https://www.morgan-james-publishing.com/.