Adam is an executive leadership coach specializing in working with the Smartest People in the Room. A former software developer and attorney, Adam's learned the hard way about the costs that come from keeping your heart safe and chasing after external rewards to feel whole and complete.

Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.

Master Certified Coach Karen Cappello explains how she coached one of her clients to his first million dollars, how synchronicity can lead to coaches finding exactly the types of clients they are looking for and vice versa, and why coaches usually undercharge.

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Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.

Part 2 on the Future of Work with Hala Beisha. Having explored Hala's background as a Master of Design in Foresight and Innovation, we talk about how this grasp of the big picture influences her outlook on coaching.

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Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.

Hala Beisha, ACC, discusses how the world (of work) is changing and how she uses coaching, among other methods, to guide her clients through iterations to weave their career tapestry. Hala has an MBA in strategic management and a Master of Design in Foresight and Innovation. We got so carried away in our conversation that I've decided to split this interview into two parts. Look forward to the conclusion next week.

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Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.

Marilyn Atkinson, the founder and President of Erickson Coaching International introduces us to the World Game movement. The vision of the World Game is to develop social responsibility globally through solution-focused leadership. Everyone is invited to play and is intended to spark passion for serving others, while sharing inspiration, hope, and positivity. If everybody plays, humanity wins.

Join in at this year's World Game conference in Antalya, Turkey starting April 11th. Find out more at https://www.theworldgame.org/

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Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.

No guest this week; instead I'm sharing some of the very kind feedback you the listeners have given me on the first episodes as well as how you can support this show. In the main part, I discuss what the best format or delivery method, if you will, for coaching is: in person, video chat, phone, text messages? I also touch on the subject of non-verbal cues and how the supposed hard and fast rule of '93% of our communication happens on a non-verbal level' is closer to an urban legend than to scientific facts. If you'd like to know more about that and read the short essay, follow the link below. If you'd like to skip the first part of the episodes about community feedback, the main part starts at 5:20.

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Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.

Nadezhda Mihaylova, PCC, shares why her personal relationship with coaching wasn't love at first sight. We also talk about why she considers being creative the ultimate responsibility of human beings, how her coaching philosophy and her Christian faith influence each other, the state of coaching in Bulgaria and the limits of using artificial intelligence in coaching.

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Welcome to the Global Campfire of Coaching! Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing global discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.

Vladan Reljanovic, ACC, tells his transformative story how how he rediscovered his self in the jungles of Peru. He now uses this experience in his personal brand of Plant Medicine Integration Coaching. We also talk about why he doesn't choose a coaching niche and how to increase the chances of having a powerful, deep coaching session.

Disclaimer: nothing in this episode should be interpreted as encouragement or advice to consume illegal drugs or to self-medicate. Always consult a doctor before working with any form of medicine, plant-based or otherwise.

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Welcome to the Global Campfire of Coaching! Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing global discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.

Brigit Eichenberger, PCC, explains how her journey towards coaching has led her through the hospitality industry and the performing arts world. How does she use this experience to be of service to her expat corporate clients? What does she consider 'real' coaching and what falls outside of the definition?

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Welcome to the Global Campfire of Coaching! Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing global discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community

ICF Kenya Chapter Director Kathleen Lihanda shares what she has experienced to be the biggest leadership challenge in Kenya and in general and how you can use coaching to overcome it. She also lets us in on what valuable advice she would love to give her clients and why she refrains from doing so.

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Welcome to the Global Campfire of Coaching! Coaches, Coachees and anybody else interested in the Art and the Science of Coaching join host Fabian Luetzig in this ongoing global discussion, spreading information and exchanging opinions so that we learn and grow together as a community.