How to use the Exploring Chaos Reality Checklist - Webinar 2 in Coaching for Change using Chaos is the next webinar in the series. It will be first broadcast live on July 19 (North America, UK, EIRE, Europe) and July 20 in Australia and other Asian/Australasian countries. However you can always access a recording of ...
This is Webinar 1 Coaching with the Chaos Theory of Careers. You need to have paid for a subscription to this webinar or the whole series. Go to shop to pay or continue if you have the access codes. Webinar 1 Coaching with the Chaos Theory of Careers complexity, change and chance – An introduction ...
You can register any time for the Coaching with Chaos Theory of Careers Webinars - access today's broadcast online when you want, and have the choice of attending the next ones live or listen when it suits you. Attendees from Canada, USA, UK and Australia on line today! Register now, as there is a limit ...
Goals are promoted as the way to success in many coaching, counseling and training situations. Goals are not enough for success in a Chaotic world is the title of my latest youtube video embedded here. The world changes, you change, change is inevitable except from a vending machine. The point of this video is to overcome ...
Coaching can benefit from animation company Pixar and their rules of story telling. Pixar has 22 rules of story telling, according to David Price, the author of Pixar Touch - see his blog here. He gleaned these rules from the tweets of Emma Coats, a Pixar storyboard artist. I think they can be usefully ...
Coaching with the Chaos Theory of Careers - Webinar Series Join anytime, listen live or later. Dr Jim will be presenting 10 1 hour webinars demonstrating how the Chaos Theory of Careers can be used practically for coaching people and groups experiencing change and transition. They will be starting at the end of June and running ...
Are we stuck in rather unimaginative approaches to how we deliver coaching or counseling sessions? How can we start creating creative coaching sessions? This post is prompted by Madeline Paterson who commented on my post Act before you think as follows: "I would be interested in hearing more about your thoughts on the tendency of our ...
