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Making the leap from coaching to mentoring
Recently I’ve gotten a lot of inbound from new grads asking for career advice, so I wrote down a list of things I wish I’d internalized sooner.
The key thing: being precocious has an expiration date. Threading the note in its entirety: https://t.co/dW7DAcmyng
I’ve learned (sometimes the hard way) that the ability to demand creativity, impact, and control isn’t just about wanting it—it’s about earning it.
We chase the philosophy of ‘love what you do’ without first becoming great at what we do. But true freedom comes from mastery.
The moment you shift from ‘what this job is giving me?’ to ‘what am I bringin... See more
We chase the philosophy of ‘love what you do’ without first becoming great at what we do. But true freedom comes from mastery.
The moment you shift from ‘what this job is giving me?’ to ‘what am I bringin... See more
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There’s an insidious belief in the coaching industry – enrolling clients is THE biggest challenge you’ll face as a coach. But that’s not true. The real challenge is to serve powerfully. To serve in a way where your clients experience lasting transformation. That’s what coaching is about. It’s an experience. Not a product.
Ajit Nawalkha • The Book of Coaching: For Extraordinary Coaches
The Integration Point
There comes a moment when what you've learned must become what you live.
When business strategy shifts from external adoption to internal integration.
When your authentic voice no longer feels vulnerable but becomes your greatest strength.
This integration doesn't happen through force or discipline, but through consistent alignmen... See more
There comes a moment when what you've learned must become what you live.
When business strategy shifts from external adoption to internal integration.
When your authentic voice no longer feels vulnerable but becomes your greatest strength.
This integration doesn't happen through force or discipline, but through consistent alignmen... See more
Abby Hue on Substack
become highly successful as a coach, you need to master three disciplines: You need to master the business of Creating Clients (in fact, to be highly successful, you need to love creating clients as much as you love coaching clients). You need to become adept at Fearless Coaching (a willingness to courageously lead your clients in the most powerful
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