Check out this 1 ½ minute video clip where I talk about why I coach. It just gives me joy beyond belief to be a Barnabas coming alongside people to release their full potential. Coaching isn’t just a job to me– it’s a calling. I’d love to connect with you...
Here are my favorite five daily self-coaching questions. Even if you’re not currently in a coaching relationship, ask yourself these questions each day. Take the time to think through your answers– you’ll be amazed at what you discover and what kind of...
Lately I’ve been thinking about the difference between a coaching relationship and a coaching moment. A coaching relationship is a formalized coaching arrangement with a beginning and ending and appointments and clear goals. A coaching moment is one of those...
Using action triggers is a great way to prompt yourself to do something. The basic concept is to link one action to another in a way that automatically triggers it. Setting your alarm for 3:23pm on your workdays can trigger you to pray Colossians 3:23: Whatever you...
By guest blogger Gary Reinecke, www.infocusnet.org Part 3 of a 3-part series on liturgical churches As a coach, consultant and trainer working with a number of liturgical congregations and denominations, I’ve found that there are several important questions that...
Consider how much you can help people by guiding them toward discovery of their own solutions as opposed to giving advice. It’s far more empowering for people to discover solutions themselves. So what makes doing that so hard? What blocks us from guiding people toward...
