Posts Tagged ‘Career Coaching’
Wednesday, January 26th, 2011
I still remember clearly the day, probably 25 years ago, where I reacted to someone’s comment – in front of a group – with, “That’s bullshit, Fred!”
I have to explain that I learned MANY years ago that profanity in the workplace was unacceptable. I left that behind when I got my first career job. The group had never heard one blue word from me before. So why might it be appropriate to react with that much force, especially in front of a group?
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Tags: Career Coaching, influence, leadership, relationships
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Monday, January 24th, 2011
The Career You’ll Love
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The “why” questions
We’ve reached the end of all the who, where, what, when, and how questions. The final questions are WHY, which I’ve left to the end because they’re so important. These provide the reason and energy for doing all the other hard work, and indeed for having any career at all.
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Tags: Career Coaching, change, learning, values
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Monday, January 17th, 2011
ASTD-NRC: Northern Rockies Chapter of the American Society for Training and Development
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Join us on January 20th for this skills-focused work session where Carl Dierschow will explain to us the five powerful principles of Leadership Coaching. This will change the way you coach those who work with you – both as a team and as individuals. Your group will see increased focus, clarity, and creativity as a result of applying these principles.
As a champion of human development for your organization, these principles will also help you to develop future leaders who are expert at aligning people to create a future they never thought possible. We’ll have a chance to practice new skills with dynamic exercises, and build powerful intentions for change in our key work relationships.
Carl Dierschow is a Certified Small Fish Business Coach located in Fort Collins. He has over ten years experience in organizational coaching, having created and led the internal community of practice for coaching in Hewlett-Packard. Small Fish Business Coaching provides assessment and business management coaching for owners of small businesses who want to rapidly accelerate achievement of key business goals.
Date: Thursday, January 20, 2011 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
The Moot House on South College, Fort Collins, CO
$15 NRC Members and Partners/ $25 Nonmember
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Tags: Career Coaching, leadership, organizational coaching, productivity
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Monday, January 10th, 2011
The Career You’ll Love
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The “how” questions
After talking about who, where, what, and when, let’s focus today on the “how” questions. I didn’t want to do these before now, because people too often jump to “how” before they have clarity on the larger context.
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Tags: career, Career Coaching, job change, stress
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Friday, December 31st, 2010
January 1st is a day when many people think about the past and set resolutions in place for the coming year. It’s a powerful tradition, so it might be interesting to do the same thing for the course of your career.
To start, figure out how far along you are in your career path.
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Tags: career, Career Coaching, goals, learning
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Monday, December 13th, 2010
The Career You’ll Love
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The “what” questions
As you’re working through your career planning, perhaps looking for your next job, there are some important “what” questions that can help you to make progress.
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Tags: career, Career Coaching, job change, learning
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Saturday, December 4th, 2010
My older readers may not understand this crazy title, but the younger ones probably do. We’re in the process of totally redefining the word “retirement” – it no longer means what our parents and grandparents thought.
For some, the concept of “retirement” is irrelevant.
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Tags: career, Career Coaching, job change, values
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Friday, December 3rd, 2010
As I talk to more and more owners of small businesses, I’m greatly encouraged. There’s an incredible number of innovative things happening out there. Part of it is out of desperation, sure. But more importantly, the lousy economy pushes people out of their comfort zone, because continuing on the same old path is no guarantee of success.
It never was, of course, but we got complacent. When things are booming, you can make lots of mistakes and grow your way out of them.
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Tags: Career Coaching, fear, learning, stress
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Monday, November 29th, 2010
The Career You’ll Love
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The “where” questions
I thought I’d continue on from the previous newsletter which discussed the “who” questions in managing your career. You just might see a theme emerging here.
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Tags: career, Career Coaching, job change, networking
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Saturday, November 27th, 2010
Life is about learning. When you stop learning, you’re on the downward path.
But we have this outdated notion of learning: That you spend the first 18-25 years of your life getting educated, and then the rest of your life you merely USE what you learned. Fortunately, most people now recognize that this is entirely unrealistic. And may lead you to some bad decisions.
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Tags: career, Career Coaching, learning, relationships
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