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Dear HKICC Friends,
First of all, I’d like to wish all of you a very happy 2010, and hope this year brings you what you are looking for.
For many people, a new year means new, new choices and new hope for the future. That’s why we tend to think about lifestyle changes in the New Year, and make resolutions, hoping to keep them for the year, and hoping that by sticking to a few resolutions, we will see dramatic changes by the end of the year. Yet, how often have we failed to follow our self-made promises before even the second or third month is out? Why are resolutions so hard to keep? Here are some tips, from the perspective of life coaching, to help you actually keep the resolutions you make this year...
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 Dear Readers,
On Hogmanay (New Year’s Eve) in Scotland, housewives make a clean sweep of the house, take the ashes from the fire, set a new hearth, and clear all debts before midnight. Throughout the world, different peoples have different traditions as they clear out the vestiges of the old year, look to make a clean break and welcome in a New Year on a happy note...
Glynis Ferguson
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What led you into coaching?
I wanted to help people to find and lead brighter lives.
Who do you typically coach and counsel?
I focus on women, particularly career women in China.
How does coaching in Hong Kong compare with other places where you’ve coached?
In comparison with China, my experience is that most coaches in Hong Kong are of high quality and are keen to grow rather than earn money as quickly as possible. Hong Kong also offers a more stable, supportive environment for coaches. Coachees in Hong Kong appear to have a better understanding of the true nature of coaching than those in China. |
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Talking about Coaching As Business, by Lily Ting. Thursday, 14 January 2010 English - For members only
Handling Difficult Clients, by Charlie Lang, Thursday, January 28 (English) |
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By popular demand Coach U is bringing the
Core Essentials Coaching program to Hong Kong in 2010
[ 15% discount to HKCC members ]
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Dates: 10 – 15 May 2010 2009 programs sold out in 3 weeks
- 6 day in-person program
- Merging the best of our Coach U and Corporate Coach U core programs
- This program covers personal, individual, business and organisational courses
- Providing 77 hours coach education units
The
- training requirements to apply for the ACC credential with the ICF or the hours may be used towards your PCC or MCC credential.
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"COACHING IN ACTION"
Coaching skills Training
Hong Kong
18-20 March 2010 |
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| 3-day workshop designed for Coaches, HR professionals, Team Managers looking for a deeper Coaching role in their career. |
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Understand how specific linguistic actions shape reality and how they can be used effectively in coaching to shift behaviour |
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Apply a different and deeper approach to the role of listening in coaching |
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Observe and work with the interconnection between basic moods, body posture and language |
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Venue: Le Meridien, Cyberport (Complimentary lunches and snacks)
Facilitator: Alan Sieler, Master Coach and Director for Newfield Institute, Australia
Investment: Early bird HK$ 9'400/pers (until 26-Feb-2010)
Discount: -10% Discount for HKICC members
Information & Registration:
Tel: 3520 2928
info@activecommunication.net
www.activecommunication.net |
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For Experienced Coaches: Corporate Coaching Masterclass
For Aspiring New Coaches: Professional Corporate Coach Training
"I just wanted to thank you for the course - it has been by far the most useful and insightful training I have ever attended."
Learning & Development Manager, Lloyds TSB, Hong Kong
Progress-U, a leading Asia-Pacific based executive coaching and training company, will conduct intakes no. 8 and 9 of its successful corporate coach training program designed for aspiring new coaches and the NEW Corporate Coaching Masterclass for experienced coaches:
Corporate
Coaching Masterclass (40 hours)
An
advanced program for experienced coaches
Shanghai: March 24-27, 2010
Develop
Yourself as a Professional Corporate Coach (90 hours)
Singapore: February 02-05, 2010 + March 09-12, 2010
Hong Kong: March 02-05 + June 01-04, 2009
HKICC members receive a 10% discount on all the above programs!
For more info, contact Progress U / Ph. +852-3622 2250 |
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NEW Articles from the HKICC coach-authored South China Morning Post 'Signposts' article series. Click here to read. |
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