COACHd – your weekly coaching update | July 22, 2022

 

Friday, July 22, 2022

Hi Simon,

Welcome to this weeks Get COACHd on Friday.

It has been a bit of an eventful week, and I hope that you have all come through it unscathed. We hear about increased COVID infection rates, coupled with the mini heatwave that hit us on Monday and Tuesday. We witness the last prime ministers question time for Boris, and see the conservative party leadership contest unravel to 2 candidates. I am just waiting now for the Dance of the Nights to fired up and for one of them to be fired. ????

The most interesting thing has been seeing the England Lionesses (Football) progress through to the Euro 22 semi final. It was not just about seeing the way that they came back from 1-0 against Spain, but about the way that they celebrated at the end of the game. This reminded me that sometimes, we need to have fun on the journey and that sometimes that journey will lend itself to some natural breaks. Even more so if you inject them into your goal timeline! Oh, and I also had a wry smile on my face as the crowd started singing “Its coming home”. You know what? I am just waiting for the English Women’s Football team to win the trophy!

Over the past two weeks, I have been working with some amazing coaches as part of the supervision programme. The groups have built great friendships, curiosity and a place for challenge. There will be more groups starting up in Q4 so get in touch if interested.

Next Thursday (28th July), Kevin Watson and I are running a free webinar about branding, but from a coaching perspective. We are considering the importance of understanding our purpose, voice and style as we place ourselves in the busy coaching market. (More details here).

Finally, to todays reads. Some lovely articles. ????

Acema Marketing Limited

7 massive tips on networking

The first time I went to a networking event, I was so nervous that I brought my resume and business cards in case anyone asked me what I did. Luckily, that wasn’t necessary: as soon as I walked in the door, someone greeted me and introduced himself. He then proceeded to tell me all about […]

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Harvard Business Review

3 Ways Companies Make Work Purposeful

Retaining employees starts with keeping them engaged.

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Executive Coaching and Leadership Coaching from Wheresmylunch – simon

How to develop great listening skills

In today’s fast-paced world full of pressure, stress and demands, it’s easy to let our listening skills slip. We’re so busy trying to multitask, that we don’t even stop to think about whether or not we’re really hearing what people are saying. But being able to listen well is critical to both professional success and […]

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Executive Coaching and Leadership Coaching from Wheresmylunch – simon

10 ways to overcome imposter syndrome

Imposter syndrome is a phenomenon that many people experience at some point in their lives. Signs of imposter syndrome could include when you feel like you’re not good enough, or that someone else is better than you. Imposter syndrome can lead to feelings of anxiety, depression, and a lack of confidence – which are all […]

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Harvard Business Review

Unleash Your Organization’s Overlooked Talent

Leaders need to rethink who gets to contribute — and how.

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Executive Coaching and Leadership Coaching from Wheresmylunch – simon

What are the 6 key qualities of a great executive coach?

If you are looking for a great executive coach, it is important to understand what the qualities of an executive coach should be. A great coach will have skills such as communication, vision, leadership, expertise and determination. The best executive coaches tend to excel during a time of stress and uncertainty. They have the ability […]

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That is it for another week. I hope that you enjoy these weekly reads.

 

See you next week.


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