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In this episode of The Coach Approach Ministries Podcast, executive director Brian Miller (Cam for short) is joined by president Chad Hall to dive into the intriguing topic of "false synonyms." They explore how commonly confused terms can lead to misunderstanding in coaching, life, and leadership.
Key Takeaways:What Are False Synonyms?
Example: Simple vs. Easy
Our Brains and Pattern Matching
Category vs. Example
Coaching is More Than Asking Questions
Success vs. Significance
Brian and Chad emphasize that paying attention to false synonyms allows coaches to avoid confusion and guide clients more effectively. By challenging assumptions and exploring deeper meanings, coaches help clients see clearer paths to their goals.
Additional Resources:Tune in next week for another episode packed with practical insights for coaches!
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In this episode of the Coach Approach Ministries podcast, Executive Director Brian Miller is joined by Travis Guse, who introduces his new book, Called2B, a discipleship guide designed to help individuals discern God's calling in their lives. Travis, who has served in various roles within the Southeastern district of his church body, shares how his book simplifies complex theological concepts into practical tools for everyday believers.
The conversation also explores Travis's SIMPLE assessment—a new diagnostic tool for churches to evaluate their health and well-being. As Travis explains, the SIMPLE acronym stands for Spiritual Vitality, Impact, Managing Emotions, Purpose, Life-Giving Relationships, and Engagement. The assessment helps congregations measure both objective factors like attendance and financial giving, as well as subjective experiences such as emotional health and spiritual growth.
Travis emphasizes the importance of not only taking the assessment but also engaging in coaching to process the results and implement interventions. This episode provides valuable insights for church leaders looking to strengthen their ministries and ensure their congregations thrive in a post-pandemic world.
Get in touch with Travis: https://www.called2b.com/
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In this episode of the Coach Approach Ministries podcast, Executive Director Brian Miller and co-host Chad Hall dive into the intriguing concept of choosing your enemies wisely, inspired by Patrick Bet-David's book Your Next Five Moves. Chad shares his experience with the book, which, while primarily focused on business strategy, offers powerful insights on how identifying and engaging with your "enemies" can fuel your motivation and drive success.
The discussion explores how the idea of an "enemy" isn't about hostility but rather about finding what pushes you to strive for excellence. Drawing on examples like Tom Brady and Quentin Tarantino, Brian and Chad illustrate how successful people use the concept of an enemy—whether it's a competitor, a challenge, or even an internal obstacle—as a source of inspiration and energy.
They also reflect on how coaches and leaders can apply this mindset to both their personal growth and the success of their clients, emphasizing the importance of caring deeply and allowing yourself to be emotionally invested in your goals.
Whether you're a coach, a business leader, or simply someone looking to unlock greater motivation, this episode offers valuable insights on harnessing the power of competition and emotion to elevate your game.
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In this episode of the Coach Approach Ministries podcast, Brian Miller, Executive Director of CAM, interviews Christine Wethman, an expert in Appreciative Inquiry (AI) and author of Be Quick to Listen: Practice the Spiritual Discipline of Christian Listening. They discuss the fundamentals of Appreciative Inquiry, a process that emphasizes asking questions and listening to foster positive change in organizations and individuals. Wethman explains how AI helps uncover past successes, envision future possibilities, and design steps to achieve desired outcomes. She shares a powerful example of using AI to revitalize a struggling church community, leading to the creation of programs that had a lasting impact. The conversation highlights the importance of listening, both in coaching and in AI, as a way to connect deeply with others and facilitate meaningful transformation.
Contact Christine: [email protected]
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In this episode of the Coach Approach Ministries podcast, Brian Miller, the Executive Director (the integrator), and Chad Hall, (the visionary) President, delve into the powerful synergy between visionaries and integrators, inspired by Gino Wickman’s "Traction" and "Rocket Fuel." They discuss how visionaries dream big and shape the future while integrators turn those visions into reality, ensuring that organizations stay focused and efficient. Through personal experiences and practical examples, they explore the importance of trust, collaboration, and creative tension in making this partnership work, emphasizing how these roles can transform any organization, big or small. Whether you’re a leader or curious about organizational dynamics, this episode offers valuable insights into what makes a visionary-integrator duo successful.
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As Associate Dean & Chair of Business at Montreat College's School of Adult and Graduate Studies, Dr. Paul Gratton is in a perfect position to help coaches think about how to develop their business, as well as give their clients a template for designing the client's business.
Paul takes us through all nine areas of the model:
Here is a link to a Business Model Canvas template.
You can hear more from Paul on our previously released podcasts:
278 Thirteen Competencies Required for Starting Your Own Practice with Paul Gratton - Part 2
277 Thirteen Competencies Required for Starting Your Own Practice with Paul Gratton - Part 1
243 Complex Systems with Paul Gratton
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In this episode of Coach Approach Ministries, Executive Director Brian Miller dives deep into the world of AI and coaching with special guest Tina Haisman, founder of Thrivia.ai. Tina shares her vision of making life coaching more accessible by creating an AI-powered coach that’s available 24/7, while emphasizing the irreplaceable value of human connection. They discuss the challenges of training AI to follow the core competencies of coaching, the potential of AI to support and complement real-life coaching, and the innovative ways Thrivia.ai is bridging the gap between technology and personal growth. Tune in for an engaging conversation about the future of coaching and how AI is shaping the landscape.
You can check out www.Thrivia.ai here.
In this episode of the Coach Approach Ministries podcast, Brian Miller and Chad Hall dive deep into the mindset shift necessary for coaches to transition from passionate practitioners to successful business owners. They explore the essential distinctions between being a technician, a manager, and an entrepreneur, emphasizing that coaches need to embrace all three roles to grow their practice effectively. Drawing insights from Michael Gerber's "The E-Myth," they discuss the importance of having a clear vision for the future of a coaching business, the need for systems, and the ultimate goal of scaling beyond solo work. Whether you're a coach struggling with business growth or someone considering a leap into entrepreneurship, this episode provides practical advice on building a sustainable coaching practice.
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In this episode of the CAM Official podcast, Executive Director Brian Miller sits down with Dan Steigerwald to discuss the development of a coaching program at Fuller Seminary, specifically tailored for church planters. As Dan shares his journey of collaborating with Fuller and Cyclical Incorporated, listeners gain insights into the creation of a comprehensive coaching curriculum that blends robust frameworks with practical experience. The conversation explores the delicate balance between pure coaching methodologies and the infusion of content-rich, strategic guidance crucial for church planters. Through anecdotes and expert perspectives, Brian and Dan illuminate the transformative power of coaching in fostering agency and resilience among church planters. Tune in to discover how innovative coaching frameworks are equipping a new generation of church leaders to navigate the complexities of their mission with confidence and clarity.
Want to connect with Dan? You can reach out to him at [email protected].
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Join Brian Miller, Executive Director of Coach Approach Ministries (CAM), and President Chad Hall in a lively and insightful discussion on the nuances of internal and external processing. This episode dives into how these different thinking styles impact communication and effectiveness in coaching. Brian and Chad share anecdotes and real-life examples, shedding light on the unique challenges and strengths of both internal and external processors. They offer practical strategies for coaches to better connect with their clients, fostering a more productive and collaborative environment. Whether you're an experienced coach or just starting out, this episode is packed with valuable tips to enhance your coaching practice and unlock the full potential of your clients. Tune in to discover the secrets to mastering the art of coaching conversations and take your coaching skills to the next level.
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