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Many prospective executive and leadership coaches wonder whether coaching would be a good fit for them or not.
We have found that there are five criteria that suggest that someone would find coaching to be a fulfilling next step in their career and that they would be effective at coaching:
- You have a passion for helping people develop and be their best. Many of our members share that developing others has been among the most rewarding activities and achievements in their careers.
- You have a natural orientation towards possibilities and opportunities. You look forward vs. backwards.
- You have a talent for listening, dialogue, and collaboration. You can stay in the moment during a conversation. You have what might be called “conversational agility.”
- You have something that makes you credible. It could be in-depth study in a field (e.g., business, psychology, law, technology), a track record of achievement, or experience in an industry or type of organization.
- You have something that makes you credible. It could be in-depth study in a field (e.g., business, psychology, law, technology), a track record of achievement, or experience in an industry or type of organization.
We have posted a video on Youtube to help you answer that question for yourself.
If coaching feels like a good potential fit for you, please review our programs (scroll down this long page for all the details) and reach out anytime to discuss next steps.