Being where you are is tough when your personal vision is in the midst of turmoil. Can you relate? It's easy to become disoriented, discouraged, and paralyzed. But especially now, we need to be out and engaged. Both in conversations and productive work. With people and organizations facing turmoil. However, in order to be a sharpened tool, equipped with a strong grounding in who you are, you need a clear vision.
Be here:
* Examine your personal vision (who you are, where you are, where the Lord might move you next) so you can bring your whole self to what you do.
* Establish a fresh, personal vision for the coming season so you can move from the here and now into your promised future.
* Envision having peace with where you are so you can find purpose and live out a vision that inspires others.
About Sackeena Gordon-Jones, PhD, MCC
Skeena Gordon-Jones is an executive and leadership coach, speaker, trainer, and organization development consultant residing in Raleigh, NC. She works with leaders who want to realize their professional and personal potential and achieve both success and happiness. She holds the credential of Master Certified Coach (MCC) with the International Coach Federation (ICF). Sackeena especially enjoys working with women and leaders who are intentional about bringing their whole life into harmony, while achieving meaningful professional and personal goals. She specializes in transformational coaching and strategic planning. She has coached leaders in the government and the private sectors, throughout five continents.
A leader in the coaching field, Sackeena has served as two-time president of the ICF Raleigh Chapter, leading the chapter to win the Internationally recognized ‘Breaking Barriers’ award. She is the current Chair of the NC Community Coaching Outreach, leading the chapter to win the inaugural international ‘Gift of Coaching’ award. Sackeena is also a professional coach trainer and serves as the director of the Business Coaching Certificate Program at NC State University.
In addition to her coaching experience and credentials, Sackeena has over 20 years of relevant executive-level business, leadership, and board experience in private, public, and non-profit sectors. She has worked with organizations and teams to deliver leadership and talent development focused on creating a sustainable culture of engagement, through leadership agility, emotional intelligence, coaching, and communication skills. She has completed advanced studies in leadership, strategy, change management, human development and behavior, theology, neuroscience of coaching, organization development, and Philosophy.
An avid student of Theology, Sackeena completed postgraduate studies in theology through Manhattan Bible College and Tabernacle Bible Institute, before serving alongside her husband, former Pastor of Bethel Christian Life Center and Director of Redeeming the Time Youth Ministries. Sackeena believes we should live on purpose and live fully. She also hosted a radio program “The Abundant Life”, based on John 10:10 “I have come that you might have a life to the full”.
When not working, Sackeena enjoys the beach, reading, and time with her family. Her favorite quote currently is “Moments Matter”.
Coaching is fast becoming a staple in the local Church. Today, we address the importance of coaching within the Body of Christ and how coaching for spiritual formation helps bridge a gap in believer’s lives and the ministries of most churches.
Listen in to find out more about:
The important distinctions between coaching for spiritual formation, discipleship, and spiritual growth.
How spiritual formation work integrates so beautifully into other areas of coaching and ministry.
The keys to development in spiritual formation.
About Bryan Brown
Bryan Brown, MDiv, PCC is the President and Founder of Coaching To Lead, LLC. With 25 years of experience in developing leaders, Bryan enjoys increasing the capacity and confidence of emerging leaders as well as coaching established leaders to maximize their influence. Bryan also enjoys using his experience to work with teams on strategic planning and team development.
Bryan studied Human Resource Management at Samford University then received his M.Div. from Birmingham Theological Seminary. As a missionary, pastor, entrepreneur, husband, and father, he has learned to apply the principles of Biblical leadership and team development in multiple contexts.
Bryan currently serves as the International Leadership Director at Perimeter Church in Atlanta, working with pastors and church leaders who seek to ignite movements of Life on Life Missional Discipleship around the world. In this role, he has the privilege to regularly train and coach leaders in Australia, South Africa, and Brazil among others. Bryan also engages leaders through his private coaching practice, www.coachingtolead.com, to clarify and intentionally pursue their callings. His passion and experience are coming alongside leaders to accelerate their growth and influence, while at the same time maintaining their personal health and enjoying the opportunities before them.
He has been happily married to Jackie for 22 years. Together they have three children –Abbie, Lindsey, and Barker – and live in Johns Creek, Georgia, a northern suburb of Atlanta.
Download your free exercise from the Personal Compass Workbook http://www.coachingtolead.com/.
If you’re a coach, leader, speaker, writer, or legacy-leaver, we have an inspiring and intensely practical episode for you today. Tune in to discover a new tool that can be used in a variety of settings, as you pull forward the best of the past and use a coach approach to empower others in sharing their stories.
Learn more about:
3 ways to use the discovery tool so you can serve others in a variety of ways
3 ways to implement coaching techniques and competencies throughout the discovery process
The value of self-awareness, the over-view perspective, story, and using a tool or method to highlight a Life Story Timeline to celebrate for a long time!
About Anne
Anne Denmark is a Professional Certified Coach with the International Coach Federation. After 12 years of coaching, Anne remains passionate to partner with ministry leaders as they discover their best for God’s glory.
Anne serves on the faculty for the Professional Christian Coaching Institute as a co-assessor for oral assessments and required mentor hours.
She has also been a break out presenter and facilitator at the Speak Up Conference for over 30 years. She frequently coaches speakers in both their preparation and presentation skills.
Others describe her as gracious and wise with a dramatic and creative flair. She is a farm girl at heart from rural Ontario, Canada, a storyteller, and a sweet tooth. She is a high drive firstborn and remains loyal for life. She says if you are looking for her in heaven you will find her in the garden.
Anne and her husband Don live in Franklin, TN, and actively invest in the lives of their three grown children and the lively “grands.”
Connect with Anne at http://lifediscoverycoaching.com/.
As coaches, we know that living a life based on one’s deepest values brings clarity, confidence, fulfillment, and more. This is what we want both for ourselves and our clients.
Personal values also represent the core, the essence of who we are. These values have incredible nuances that really show the uniqueness of each individual and serve as important guideposts as we and our clients make choices to live lives of great purpose and meaning
Today we are going to talk about:
What values are and what they are not so you can live abundantly from the inside out
Why values are important so you can make effective decisions, get clarity in relationships, choose the best fit career environment, and much more!
Ways to help others identify their values and the tools you need to get started
How to live a values-based life, starting today!
Resources
Values Word Sort: http://bit.ly/2qoANnd
Values SkillScan: http://bit.ly/2yD57A6
Needs and Values by Cheryl Weir: http://bit.ly/2fZaA8J
Values In Action: http://bit.ly/245jGpJ
Align Your Life Inventory: http://professionalchristiancoachingtoday.com/inventory
Coaches work with clients to help them create positive changes—in relationships, careers, finances, self-care practices, and more. Often our clients have lots of energy when it comes to dreaming and designing the changes they want to make, but they begin to lose motivation when it comes to long term implementation. Today, we’ve got solutions to help you support your clients in making changes that last.
Discover:
· 7 key forces for long-lasting change
· Why quick rewards trump delayed rewards when it comes to change
· 6 characteristics of communities that support change
· Important principles to honor when going through change
· Key neuro hacks for faster change
In opening the mailbox #11, we've got some pandemic related questions to answer. It is time to rethink some of our strategies, and in doing so, we’ll not only be able to move forward now, but we will be repositioning ourselves for future growth.
In today's episode, we address these topics:
Are people still paying for coaching? If so, how can I encourage people to sign up sooner versus later so they can flourish in uncertain times?
I run into a brick wall when discussions turn to client acquisition. Business development is the least favorite part of what I do. So, what can I do to get clients?
The digital world has become much noisier since EVERYbody has jumped in with their offers. Should I jump in? How can I get noticed? And more importantly, how can I serve well?
The ICF updated their Coaching Core Competency Model in late 2019, and in this episode, our expert guests will give you an inside look into what’s changed and what hasn’t.
Tune in and stay up-to-date by learning:
The entirely new competency #2
Where and why the emphasis was changed from “coach-focused” to using partnership language
The beautiful balance between being and doing
The four types of coaching agreements
And more...
About Our Guests:
Cheryl Scanlan - Cheryl is primarily a business and executive coach, having worked with hundreds of C-Levels 1-1 and trained over 1000 CEOs. Examples of work over the past 15 years include developing high-performance organizations, fostering executive health, and preparing organizations for critical transitions. For more information visit www.c3advantage.net. She has clocked over 10,000 hours of coaching.
Her core passion is to see God’s people walk in step with Him. An ardent student of God’s Word, she is a trained Precept Bible Teacher and has studied the Word inductively for over 20 years. She has recently developed a one year and six month Bible reading plan that will be made available through her non-profit, Promised Land Living beginning in 2020. https://www.facebook.com/PromisedLandLiving/
Currently, Cheryl serves as Provost of PCCI (professional Christian Coaching Institute) where she has partnered with Chris McCluskey for 8 years and oversees the instructors, mentor coaching, CPLC certification process, and curriculum management. Cheryl mentors other coaches primarily through her membership platform, Coach’s Edge (www.mentorcoachinsights.com).
Michael Pfau - Michael is Founder and President of Crossways Life Coaching, specializing in life mission, vocation, and wellness coaching. He began coaching in 2002 after serving 16 years as assistant pastor of a church he co-founded in Philadelphia.
Michael worked and presented with best-selling author Bruce Wilkinson as part of his Dream Giver Coach Network from 2003 to 2005, helping individuals discover and live their dreams. He is a designated Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation (ICF).
Crossways Life Coaching has grown into an international coaching business whose clients are literally changing the world. Michael is passionate about equipping others in distinctly Christian coaching to empower them in fulfilling God’s call on their lives and businesses. For more information, visit his website at www.crosswayslifecoaching.com.
Bryan Brown - Bryan is the President and Founder of Coaching To Lead, LLC. With 25 years of experience in developing leaders, Bryan enjoys increasing the capacity and confidence of emerging leaders as well as coaching established leaders to maximize their influence. Bryan also enjoys using his experience to work with teams on strategic planning and team development.
Bryan studied Human Resource Management at Samford University then received his M.Div. from Birmingham Theological Seminary. As a missionary, pastor, entrepreneur, husband, and father, he has learned to apply the principles of Biblical leadership and team development in multiple contexts.
Bryan currently serves as the International Leadership Director at Perimeter Church in Atlanta, working with pastors and church leaders who seek to ignite movements of Life on Life Missional Discipleship around the world. In this role, he has the privilege to regularly train and coach leaders in Australia, South Africa, and Brazil among others.
Bryan also engages leaders through his private coaching practice, www.coachingtolead.com, to clarify and intentionally pursue their callings. His passion and experience are coming alongside leaders to accelerate their growth and influence, while at the same time maintaining their personal health and enjoying the opportunities before them.
He has been happily married to Jackie for 22 years. Together they have three children – Abbie, Lindsey, and Barker – and live in Johns Creek, Georgia, a northern suburb of Atlanta.
What could be more important in these disturbing and uncertain times than tapping into God's perspective, His wisdom, His plan, and His provision? Join us as Chris shares his thoughts on why Spiritual Vision is perhaps more important now than ever before in our lifetime.
As you listen, you'll be reminded of the:
The love and light shining even now as an anchor for your soul
Importance of Spiritual Vision, especially now when our physical vision is limited
Promises of God that transcend uncertain outcomes and loss
If the title Emerge Stronger: Effective Executive Coaching grabbed your
attention, then know it grabbed ours as well! And it's also caught the
attention of top leaders in businesses, corporations, and organizations around the world. Today Executive Coach, John Ramstead, shares powerful ways that coaches can help their clients not just survive this current crisis but actually emerge stronger.
Listen in to learn how you can help your clients:
- Move beyond the survive or thrive paradigm, and instead, embrace the current challenges in a way that helps them grow stronger.
- Become a leader who faces adversity with a mindset of strength.
- Care for their people as much as they care for the bottom-line, knowing that it will benefit both.
Learn more about the Effective Executive Coaching class that starts May 27th: https://professionalchristiancoaching.com/effective-executive-coaching/
About John Ramstead
You know that you were designed to accomplish great things…but first, you must help your team eliminate conflict and take full ownership of their roles. You want to make an impact and not only retain your best people, but also create an environment for all of you that delivers the joy of living on purpose. Here’s what I know for a fact:
Living life fully alive is not only possible, but it is also right in front of you! The secret is figuring out exactly WHO you are and HOW you lead, then designing a flight plan so that your strengths and gifts take you to the destination you have dreamed of, but didn’t know quite how to reach.
My name is John Ramstead, and I love combining my experience as a Navy combat fighter pilot, Fortune 500 manager and serial entrepreneur with my passion for helping you and your team reach your full potential…all while incorporating the very valuable lessons I learned from surviving a near-fatal horseback riding accident in 2011. Recovering from a severe traumatic brain injury--that required 25 surgeries and put me under hospital care for almost two years—radically transformed my thinking and forced me to connect with who I was meant to be. I learned how to create my best life, and I am excited to help you and your team do the same!
Learn more about John Ramstead at www.EternalLeadership.com.
Whether you’re learning to love remote working or already loving it, today’s guest, Michelle Mullins, is here to help you maximize your remote work and learn how to serve no matter where you are.
Don’t miss these 10 tips to gain greater focus, manage uncertainty, and build community even as you work from home.
About Michelle Mullins
Michelle is a Coach, Trainer and Mentor for Remote Professionals around the World. She is an ICF Associate Certified Coach, Plan Do Track Facilitator and Co-Host of the Remote Pathways Podcast with Jennifer Britton. Her greatest joy is her family and she is happily married with two sons she calls her heart with legs.
She loves partnering with business women, ministry leaders, virtual team leaders and work-at-home moms from around the globe. She is passionate about helping leaders and their teams to thrive in the Remote Space!
Having over 20 years of experience working remotely, Michelle has held various remote roles including Corporate Coach and Trainer, Ministry Leader, Sales Professional, E-Learning Designer, and Voice-Talent.
Michelle recently joined the team at Jennifer Grote Coaching where they're launching programs around the 9 Habits of Mojo Success. Mojo is a fun way to say MORE JOY and Mojo Matters now more than ever!
FREE DOWNLOAD Mojo Map where you get to practice a little EQ Mojo. Go to JenniferGroteCoaching.com, Click Mojo Life in top right corner and You will find the Mojo Map OR direct link below)
Mojo Map
Website: JenniferGroteCoaching.com
Creating a coaching culture in an organization will help your for-profit and non-profit truly flourish. Tune in today to meet Brian and Debi Zaas, who are growing a coaching culture inside The Navigators, and learn how you can do the same wherever you are in the world.
In this rare, behind-the-scenes view of how coaching is affecting their far-flung ministry, you’ll learn:
¥ How The Navigators has implemented a coaching culture into their organization
¥ The difference coaching makes in discipling, particularly in international cultures
¥ Opportunities for coaches with The Navigators
About Brian and Debi Zaas, Co-Directors for The Navigators Life and Leadership Coaching
Over the past 8 years, as Co-Directors for The Navigators Life and Leadership Coaching organization, God has called Brian and Debi to teach, train, and develop a team of more than 75 coaches who are impacting the lives of hundreds of pastors, ministry, missionary, non-profit and business leaders. They focus on helping these decision-makers and disciple-makers become tomorrow’s difference-makers by pursuing the potential of God’s promises in churches, missions, workplaces and communities around the globe.
They describe their work this way, “Our passion is to walk alongside church, missional and community leaders to help them achieve their God-given potential and become difference-makers in the world around them. We love helping others discover God’s unique design for their lives, find their purpose, and pursue a meaningful path forward to attaining the abundant life God promises us. We help these leaders embrace the vision of creating a disciple-making culture, disciples can grow in spiritual maturity and go into the world around them joining with Jesus to make disciples who make disciples.”
Learn more and register for Navigator’s Coach Camp 2020: https://navigators.regfox.com/2020coachcamp
International Christian Coaching Day is coming, and we want to help you commemorate, celebrate, and spread the word about the power of Christian coaching. On Friday, May 8th, 2020 Christian coaches from around the globe will gather (virtually) and we want you to join us.
Listen in to learn more about this special day and also how to take advantage of these FREE resources we’ve put together just for you:
· Shareable Graphics. Professional images you can use on social media.
· Business-Building Ideas. Ways that you can promote your coaching during this time.
· Group Guide. How to coordinate virtual and in-person meetups with other Christian coaches.
· Worldwide Map of Coaches. Find other coaches in your area of the world and add yourself to the map
· Access to our Private Facebook Group. Join our private community of Christian coaches from all over the world.
Today we're setting aside shop talk to focus on who we are and Whose we are in Christ. If there's ever been a time to renew your mind, then it's now. In these troubled times. CS Lewis said it best. So we're drawing on a recent virtual gathering in what we're calling Family Devotions. We hope it brings both help and hope to you and yours.
Renew your mind with:
Join us live for our Family Devotions by registering here: https://professionalchristiancoaching.com/devotions.
Have you tasted and seen the incredible impact of coaching? Whether you’re a coach, leader or influencer in business or in ministry, we’re unpacking the reasons for replacing top-down, directive managerial models with a coach approach to your leadership. Get ready to tackle your greatest challenges in new, improved ways.
Listen in to benefit from:
During this current world health crisis, here on the Professional Christian Coaching Today podcast, we have interrupted our regular schedule to bring you some:
May God richly bless you, provide for you, and grant you His peace during these uncertain times.
How often do you rush into action as soon as you hear of a problem? It’s common for coaches to want to offer a solution, but it’s imperative to consider all six stages of change in order to provide effective coaching. Today, we’ll walk you through a model that can support people in the decision-making process of behavioral changes—a tool you can begin implementing at your next coaching session!
Tune in to understand more about:
Time for another Opening the Mailbox episode! Tune in this week to hear answers to questions on vision, changes to the ICF competencies, and what happens when you get flamed on Social Media.
You'll learn:
After 25 years, the International Coaching Federation has changed its core competencies. Today's episode is the first in an upcoming series designed to keep you up-to-date. With our guests Dr. Michael Marx, PCC and Jordan Mercedes, PCC, you'll learn the most important and impactful changes in Competency #1, Demonstrates Ethical Practice.
Discover:
- How to enjoy the freedom of our coaching industry, while remaining ethical and following best practices.
- Key points in the new code of ethics, including new definitions of both coach and client.
- Why it’s not about the rules. It’s about the guidelines that emphasize a clear definition of how information is shared.
About Michael Marx, PCC
Michael J. Marx, MBA, EdD, PCC is a Professional Certified Coach specializing in business coaching and corporate consultation. A gifted teacher, Michael holds a BA from Oral Roberts University, an MBA from the University of Louisiana at Monroe, and an EdD in Adult Education from Regent University. His passion is adult learning and he serves on the faculties of Concordia University Wisconsin (teaching MBA International Business, and MBA International Finance), and the Professional Christian Coaching Institute (teaching Coaching Skills Mastery, and Ethics & Risk Management).
A strong advocate for professionalism in Christian coaching, Michael has served on the International Coach Federation ‘Global Ethics & Standards’ committee and on the Ethics subcommittee for educating coaches on ethical practices. He currently serves as the leader of the ICF ‘Global Community of Practice on Ethics.’ Additionally, he is the past president of Christian Coaches Network International. Recently Mount Tabor Media published his book, Ethics and Risk Management for Christian Coaches.
Michael is a sought-after subject matter expert. He often speaks and conducts workshops on trust-building, coaching relationships, ethics, evidenced-based coaching, and one-to-one (dyadic) learning. His hobbies include skiing and dog sledding. But his greatest joy comes from mentoring. Learn more about Michael at www.BlazingNewTrailsCoaching.com.
About Jordan Mercedes, PCC
Jordan Mercedes is the founder of Jordan Mercedes, LLC Coach Training for Mission Inspired Coaches & Leaders, she knows that every leader has a vision, sometimes they need a little help & support to get there! Jordan believes the power and impact of coaching can change a company, a city or even a nation. She enjoys helping leaders and coaches use coaching skills to move their people, projects, and missions forward. She is the creator of Leaders Coach Forward training for C-Level leaders. Jordan is a program developer who often helps her clients create progressive workshops & live events for the demographic they serve. She is the author of two 30-hour curricula approved by the ICF for entry-level coach training & development.
Stories are powerful. God wired our brains to respond to the power of the story. Scripture is
filled with stories, and we are all a part of God’s story. Today’s guest, Tracey Russell shares with us how we as coaches can uncover and share our stories in an impactful way.
Tune in to learn:
About Tracey Russell
Tracey Lynn Russell is a story-inspired speaker, award-winning writer, and host of the popular podcast The Heart of the Story with Tracey Lynn Russell, a show that inspires women to discover their story, determine their passion and direct their influence.
Tracey's passion for powerful stories began with her own story of how God transformed her life through marriage, divorce, and remarriage to her husband Mark, who came to Christ during their separation.
Tracey now helps women discover their stories as the creator of The Art of My Story ™ workshop, a unique and interactive leadership program for women. This workshop offers an immersive experience that teaches women how to communicate their stories with creativity, confidence, and clarity in order to transform lives.
To help discover how God can write a powerful story in your life, download her free devotions called Save My Marriage Story at Savemymarriagestory.com to encourage your faith and marriage at www.Savemymarriagestory.com
Neuroscience is teaching us that words hold tremendous power to either ignite positive growth or slow our forward movement. As coaches, we want to pay attention to the words that our clients use and to thoughtfully choose our own words as we summarize, reflect, reframe, and ask curious questions.
In today's episode, you'll learn how to use words to:
Take a look at the impact coaching missionaries and teams is having around the globe.
Listen in as Fran LaMattina shares:
About Fran LaMattina
Fran is the President of Strategies for Greatness, a consultative coaching practice that helps leaders and teams become more effective. Fran has been coaching since 1999, achieving her Master Coach Certification (MCC) and establishing a niche in the areas of strategic planning, team effectiveness, assessments and emotional intelligence.
Fran draws from 20+ years of business experience in the disciplines of marketing, sales, finance, and operations gained from leadership in several business sectors including telecommunications, financial services, and consumer products as well as not-for-profits. She is presently enrolled in a PhD program in Professional Coaching and Human Development and teaches Leadership and Executive Coaching at the Professional Christian Coaching Institute and The Academies.
Reach out to Fran at: fran@strategiesforgreatness.com.
You can tell a lot about a person by his or her handwriting, and in this episode, we're looking at how handwriting analysis can be helpful to coaches. It's a fascinating and important topic.
Tune in to learn:
* How to discern traits, integrity, willpower and coach-ability
through content and actual handwriting, so you can be proactive around
addressing hesitancies.
* How Applied Psychology can increase awareness of what drives
people, so you can become a better coach and call out the best in
others.
* Plus, take a live self-assessment during the podcast and walk away
with tools you can use today!
About Dale Roberts
With all of the unusual accomplishments Dale has achieved during his lifetime, from a successful career as a financial advisor, to professional speaking, to commercial acting, to handwriting analysis, Dale has always had the sense that there was something more he was "called" to do.
That call began to become clear when a door opened for Dale in 2003, with the opportunity to experience the "Life Plan" process, an intense two day, one-on-one session which is based on Tom Paterson's excellent book "Living the Life You Were Meant to Live." Life Planning takes a person deep into exploration of one's life purpose, and Dale was so intrigued by that process that in 2004 he became a Life Plan Facilitator. He has facilitated the Life Plan process for many clients over the past fifteen years and says, “I have never felt more called!"
But somehow Dale felt there was still one more "piece of the puzzle" missing. That piece, he discovered, was Professional Life Coaching. Dale received his training and certification as a Professional Life Coach through Professional Christian Coaching Institute, and the puzzle was complete. His 30 years of working in financial services, honing his handwriting analysis skills, practicing the Life Plan process, writing, speaking, coaching, and volunteering in ministry to men and families affected by disability, all came together to bring Dale to this point in time.
Learn more about Dale and pick up his book, “Write Insights: A Basic Guide to Handwriting Analysis” at www.WriteInsights.com.
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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:
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: