Creative Coach | Mark McGuinness
Coaching for Creative Professionals
Having looked at The Business Impact of Coaching, I'm now going to focus specifically on companies in the creative industries - such as advertising agencies, design studios, TV broadcasters, computer …
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Having spent most of this series outlining the What and How of business coaching, it's time to consider the Why - the key benefits to a business where coaching is an integral part of managing …
The term 'business coaching' conjures up an image of a one-to-one session scheduled in the diary, focusing exclusively on the coachee's goals and how s/he can work towards them. And a lot of coaching …
If you’ve been following this series, particularly the post about The Manager as Coach, you won’t be surprised to hear me advocate coaching as an effective approach to leadership. But there’s there’s …
Following on from Key Coaching Skills in the Introduction to Business Coaching series is the GROW model. Devised by Sir John Whitmore and described in his book Coaching For Performance, it is probably …
Having looked at the big picture of Coaching and Leadership, I'm now going to focus on the small picture of the key skills involved in coaching. Most of these appear on any standard list of …
Following on from my post about the External business coach, this one looks at the the role a manager can play as a coach for her team. Most people think of an external consultant when they hear …
Having looked at Different Types of Coaching, in this post and the next in the series I will outline the two basic roles for a business coach: the external coach (or business coaching consultant); and …
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Following on from the differences between Coaching, Training, Mentoring and Counselling, this post will look at different types of coaching. These should not be seen as rigid categories but areas of …
