Before you start as a coach
Friday, 13 January 2023
by Karan Kaura
Contributed by: Deepak Sawhney, Executive Coach Mr Mahesh Sharma, 56, was a professor living in North India, with three children at home. He wanted to find a new career. Mr. Sharma wanted to pursue a new challenge. So, both decided to become life coaches. An L&D corporate professional went on to take up a coaching certification
Do You Need to Build an Internal Coaching Culture?
Friday, 06 January 2023
by Karan Kaura
First, ask yourself these two questions. Do you believe that your employees have more untapped potential than their current performance levels? And if yes, what is the opportunity cost of not using it to drive your business? If you are like many of the Senior Executives we interviewed, then you must’ve answered ‘yes’ to the
- Published in Blog, Coaching Culture
Coaching trends in 2023 and how they might affect your business strategy
Thursday, 05 January 2023
by Karan Kaura
Business leaders must always be prepared to face the changing times. This means learning new skills to ensure competitiveness in the market. After all, business growth is entirely dependent on its workforce. Through training and coaching, you can help them grow as individuals and as better contributors to your business’ success. The latest coaching industry
Prioritization Revisited: for young leaders
Thursday, 05 January 2023
by Karan Kaura
Every so often, I have felt that vague sense of unease and (sometimes) guilt at the end of what felt like a totally unproductive day. Ah, I see you nodding your familiarity. It’s the ‘wasted day’ syndrome. And so, just as you may have, I too have tried my hand at ‘prioritizing’ my work, which for me
- Published in Blog, Leadership Development
Significant challenges of rolling out coaching in an organization
Tuesday, 03 January 2023
by Karan Kaura
The traditional workplace culture has become outdated. Technological progress, employee expectations, and modern working ways during the pandemic have impacted how the workplace functions and how we expect it to function. Companies that follow the conventional approach are at the point of losing their top talent to companies adapting to the future. Though the Great
- Published in Blog, Coaching, Coaching Culture
Tagged under:
#coachingindustry, #coachingtrends, #corporatecoaching, #employeeengagements, #employeeengagementtip, #employeeswellbeing, #teamcoaching, BELONGINGATWORKPLACE, COACHING, COACHINGCULTURE, COACHINGFOREMPLOYEES, LEADERSHIP COACHING, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, PEOPLEDEVELOPMENT, WORKPLACECULTURE
Importance of making a good Coach coachee match
Friday, 30 December 2022
by Karan Kaura
To maximize the full potential of your company and the people working in it, you should engage people to work on their performance and contribute more to the company’s goals and missions. Better results follow when employees are clear about their roles and responsibilities, expectations, and feedback. A lack of transparent and open coaching may
Significance of assessing coaching culture ROI
Thursday, 29 December 2022
by Karan Kaura
You might have heard the stories of excellent executive coaching ending abruptly, sometimes without reason. Everything appears to go well. Clients are working well and progressing towards their goals, suddenly, the budget is slashed, and new leadership ends coaching. There might be many factors contributing to a business-coaching partnership’s success. Of course, excellent coaching is
The Value of Business Coaching
Wednesday, 14 December 2022
by Karan Kaura
The advantages of business counseling cannot be emphasized, whether you are running a tiny, local business or attempting to develop a global corporation. In fact, 77% of business leaders who underwent coaching believed that it had a positive impact on at least one of nine business measures. Keeping up a company can often feel like a solo