If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Continuing the series on the Coaching Proficiencies, drawing on my notes of the Certified Coach Intensive in Sydney, 2003, run by the late – and great – Thomas Leonard. As the learning notes on this proficiency state, the key distinction…
My trial of the Anaconda theme was short-lived. Although I do like the look of it and can see that it has had serious work put into it, there were a few problems which I was not able to solve. No doubt someone more skilled than I on the coding side (in other words, someone…
I’m hoping the search for a suitable look and functionality for this blog has been completed with the installation of the Anaconda 3 column theme. I tried half a dozen themes last night. None of them quite made the grade, as far as I’m concernecd. I like the look and layout of Anaconda and especially…
At Business and Blogging I’ve posted about some challenges I faced recently with upgrading WordPress sites. The problem I mentioned there about not being able to type into the editing pane in the Write Post section of site, or being able to type in and then having the text disappear when I hit Save and…
This post continues the series commenced on April 8. The certified coach “reveals the client to themselves”. The more often I look at and ponder on this proficiency, the more I am tantalised by it and amazed by how much scope it offers for the coaching process. Lots of people are good at stating the…
As mentioned in my introductory post to this series, late in 2002 I had the good fortune to take the Certified Coach Intensive Course which was a live event that Coachville used to run in those days. It was particularly good fortune for me because the event I took was led by the legendary Thomas…