Would it Be Alright if Coaching Got Easier?

People who come to coaches are motivated, talented and intelligent! So why do they find it so difficult to take authentic action toward their goals and dreams? Whether as coaches or clients, we all naturally encounter difficulty when we start out for whatever is important to us. It's called "trouble at the border."

Discover not only why this phenomenon is inevitable, but more importantly how to help clients to keep going with clarity, focus, ease and grace. Uncover ways to "normalize" this experience so that coaching takes place effortlessly, both for the coach and the client.

Included in this presentation are strategies for using your clients' Life's Intentions to keep them anchored as they put their ideas, dreams and vision into physical reality. In addition, you'll be introduced to a four-step approach that can help your clients shift the focus of their attention from self-limiting internal dialogues to the promise of possibility. From this interactive presentation participants will learn:

• The six most important forms of energy we are here to use to achieve goals and dreams
• Specific strategies to uncover the self-limiting internal conversations that diffuse their clients' energy and prevent them from achieving what they desire.
• Methods to help move their clients beyond their customary limits toward meaningful goals.
  
• A specific coaching practice used to help clients focus on what is important to them.

Maria Nemeth

Maria Nemeth is a licensed clinical psychologist, master certified coach, author, speaker and founder of the Academy for Coaching Excellence. Her ground-breaking training programs fine-tuned over twenty-five years, prepare people to use coaching skills in everyday life. Maria works with individuals and organizations to bring about powerful results and make lasting contributions. She is the author of Energy of Money: A Spiritual Guide to Financial and Personal Fulfillment and Mastering Life’s Energies: Simple Steps to a Luminous Life at Work and Play.




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Meeting Fees: Free to members of the four Bay Area chapters; $15 for non-members.

Click here to read a July 2007 San Francisco Chronicle article on coaching, with a mention of SF Coaches!