Nov 24
2008

Executive Coaching: Managing your Expectations

Posted by Meiron Lees in executive coaching

As executive coaching professionals we often are required to manage the expectations of our clients on many aspects in the coaching process. What can happen however is that we don’t manage our own expectations and sometimes don’t practice the very
Sep 30
2008

Executive Coaching - the Importance of Being in Flow

Posted by Meiron Lees in leadership trainingexecutive coaching

This discussion focuses on the concept of flow and its role in the executive coaching process. This concept albeit an ancient one, is unused in most executive coaching programs primarily because its application is not fully understood. This article
Sep 30
2008

Executive Coaching: Holding the Space

Posted by Meiron Lees in leadership trainingexecutive coaching

One of the many challenges for the executive coaching professional is having the skills to navigate a conversation when it potentially could trigger the client to react in a defensive or aggressive manner. Only the courageous executive coaching
Aug 19
2008

Executive Coaching: The Causal Factors

Posted by Meiron Lees in leadership trainingexecutive coaching

As we are well aware sustainable behaviour change is only made possible to the degree to which the drivers of behaviour are identified and explored. A key part of the executive coaching process is uncovering the causal factors to actions and the
Jul 31
2008

Leadership Training: The Transformational Process

Posted by Meiron Lees in leadership trainingexecutive coaching

This article elaborates on the transition that leaders experience on their journey to achieve a level of leadership that makes their influence compelling and inspirational. A certain leadership training process is required in order to make this goal