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		<title>Coaching</title>
		<description>The first use of the word 'coach' in English occurred in the 1500s to refer to a kind of carriage. 'Hence,' say Witherspoon and White, 'the root meaning of the verb to coach is to convey a valued person from where he or she was to where he or she wants to be.' Coaching is a process that helps execut</description>
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		<title>You May Need A Coach To Get You Where You Want To Be</title>
		<description>Do I need a coach to help me get where I want to be? What do you mean by coaching? Coaching is an alliance two or more people have to identify, set, plan for and attain a specific goal or goals. Coaches work on any issues or challenges that seem to be standing in the way of achievement. Coaches help</description>
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		<title>Coaching Leaders for Change - 5 Ground Rules</title>
		<description>How do you convince leaders to change? 

Executive coaching offers a tremendous opportunity to leverage the talent and resources of leaders.

Coaching is no longer reserved for problem leaders. It is frequently sought by top performers whose organizations value their growth potential. But not al</description>
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		<title>Tips for Life and Business Coaches</title>
		<description>1. Don't start coaching a client until you have a working relationship with them. The goal is to build a strong rapport with the client so that you are able to work together to clearly define goals, dreams, and solutions for both.

2. Avoid giving your client advice. You want your client to be a p</description>
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		<title>Its not what you think, coach, its what you do</title>
		<description>If you are like the leader or employees in the research we have conducted, you would have little difficulty describing the elements in an effective coaching session. Even ineffective leaders could correctly define what should occur. The difference was that the ineffective leader was inhibited or cou</description>
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		<title>Business Coaching; Learning to Change With the Market And Times</title>
		<description>Business coaching is necessary for surpassing the current levels of performance and productivity. The challenges faced by today's organizations in terms of reinvention, reengineering, reorganizing and right sizing has forced them to utilize business coaching in order to compete in the current market</description>
		<pubDate>Wed, 07 May 2008 00:20:02 -0600</pubDate>
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		<title>Shopping for a Coach</title>
		<description>IntroductionIf youre reading this paper, then youre probably interested in coaching, and are probably thinking of getting a coach. As you get past the 'what if' stage into the practical details of finding the right coach for you, youll find that the field is very confusing and that its easy to get l</description>
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		<title>Leadership Coaching for Executives</title>
		<description>One-to-One Leadership Coaching for Executives
Transactional leaders use conventional reward and punishment to bring on board the people they lead. 
Transformational leaders offer a purpose - a vision - that those they lead can identify with. 
Leadership Coaching for Executives are about Transform</description>
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