What Students are Saying About the Coaching Guild: Graduate, Christina Hayes
I began seeing clients before graduation and am happy to say that I feel strong in the tools I have gained in this last year.
What’s happening at The Coaching Guild this week? Emotional Literacy and it is AMAZING.
ur instructor is bold and brilliant. Kevin Anthony Johnson is the best of the best, and we are blessed to have him. Emotional intelligence is one of those things we tend to take for granted. Ask pretty much anyone, especially a coach, and they will tell you, they both understand emotional intelligence and are naturally highly emotionally intelligent - and while that might be true, the rare opportunity to study with someone who masters this body of work is priceless.
40% of Students Who Start The Coaching Guild Will Fail AND That is Exactly Why You Should Join
Yes, you can get a weekend certification to be a coach. You can take an online course for $90 in ninety days and get a paper to hang on your wall that says you are a master coach. You can coach with NO training at all and no apologies. Just because you can does not mean you should. We do not need to lower the standards to accommodate more people who want to call themselves a coach. We do not owe anyone certifications or membership cards. We need to eliminate more than we embrace BECAUSE being a coach is more than just a calling. It is a responsibility.
What Students Are Saying About the Coaching Guild – Graduate Maria Thompson Corley
Coaching is dominated by white women; Lisa is dedicated to training and empowering people from across the broad spectrum of humanity. She provides this much-needed service while continuing to demonstrate the humility needed to be the life-long learners all of us should strive to become. All that, and she remains accessible for her students' needs, not only those related to their coaching practices, but also their lives.
We are graduating students at The Coaching Guild, and it is fabulous.
Something is happening at The Coaching Guild right now, and by something, I mean the single most important thing. We are graduating students. The first group of students has finished…
What’s Happening at The Coaching Guild This Week? Cultural Competency with Iyabo Onipede
In 2020 the coaching industry went through a whiteness reckoning of sorts. Some of our biggest names were called out for some very public missteps regarding race and equity. Equity and accountability became hot-button issues. We were forced to talk about it openly for the first time. It wasn't always graceful.
What’s Happening at The Coaching Guild This Week? Ethics, Which Might Just Be the Most Important Part of Our Training
Clients make assumptions about things like confidentiality requirements and ethical scope of practice standards that do not actually exist.
What Students are Saying About the Coaching Guild: The Coaching Guild is so much more than a life coach training program. It has truly changed my life.
It required me to look deep inside myself, get clear on what I REALLY wanted, and make the shifts in beliefs, thoughts, habits, and identity to become who I want to be in life. Having done all that personal inner work I feel fully set up to guide clients to whatever they want, and I am able to truly relate to them because I’ve been there too. That kind of client-coach connection is magical.
This may be an unpopular sermon on big money hype, income goals, and creating a life as a coach.
Income goals will betray you. They will make you compete with yourself and everyone else. The finish line is never enough, and no amount of income will buy the life you think you want if you're chasing a number while believing you can win that race. I am not suggesting money isn't essential. You should have your eye on that ball and treat money with the respect it deserves. A coaching practice has to be profitable to be sustainable.
We are unpacking, unlearning, and re-examing The Law of Attraction
What is happening at The Coaching Guild this week? We are shaking some shit up. You should read this post because it may explain why some would-be coaches might NOT…