Coaching and Mentoring Best Practice - Both Sides of the Coin

Many leaders know exactly what to do or think then know, yet something still doesn’t shift. In this episode of Both Sides of the Coin, Catalina D. Flore, Accredited Fellow Coach, speaks with Rich Waterman, human performance coach and former senior trainer with Tony Robbins, and his client, Dr Chris Joseph, to explore where real transformation actually begins. Together, they unpack the difference between outside-in coaching, focused on behaviour and strategy, and inside-out coaching, which works at the level of identity, state, and awareness. This episode explores: Why strategy or solving the problem often isn’t enough How shifts in being and presence change performance The hidden bottlenecks high-performing leaders face How coaching can support bigger, more sustainable change A reflective conversation for coaches, leaders, and anyone who senses that doing more isn’t the answer. Produced by the IAPCM — the International Authority for Professional Coaching and Mentoring. If there’s a topic you’d like me to cover in future episodes of Both Sides of the Coin, I’d love to hear from you. You can email me at catalina.podcast@coach-accreditation.services.

Today we find out about systemic coaching and how it can help our clients. In essence, systemic coaching delivers value to all the stakeholders of the coachee, these include those they lead, colleagues, investors, customers, partners, family as well as their local community. Joining podcast host, Jenny Butter, are Marina Anchevska and her client Meglena Dimitrova. Marina is an Accredited Fellow Coach, an Accredited NLP Master Trainer, a Systemic Coach, a Holistic therapist, a Somatic Coach, and a Yoga teacher and Trauma healer. She is based in Macedonia and founded the first accredited systemic and NLP centre in South East Europe. Through her coaching, she works hard to ensure her clients are able to use the tools learned to ensure success in both their personal and professional lives. Her client Meglena, has over 10 years of experience in the field of human resources and currently works in the biggest bank in North Macedonia as an HR Officer. She has been a coaching client of Marina’s for around two years and feels it this time was pivotal for her transformational journey.

The importance of Emotional Intelligence in achieving success at work and in our day-to-day lives has been discussed in many books over the past twenty-five years however, few of the books have shown how to actually develop your skills so you can become more Emotionally Intelligent. In this podcast we get some top tips on how to develop our own skills and how to bring emotional awareness into our coaching sessions. Podcast Host, Jenny Butter, is joined by John Parr and his client Geanina Rindasu. John has developed seminars and training for people who desire to live an emotionally fulfilled life and his organisation teaches coaches and professional trainers who want to help people to become more assertive. Geanina is an HR consultant, trainer, and coach and has been John’s client for around 18 months. She has trained in the process communication model and uses this in her coaching so her clients can achieve a deeper self-awareness, and belief, in their own capacity and potential.

As a coach who works with clients from across the globe, I have found that many of them want to also consider their faith and belief systems when it comes to making and taking decisions. Whether their belief is in Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, or they are part of the new age movement, with 84% of the world’s population having a faith, as coaches, we need to be mindful of this, especially when we are coaching on life, career, and finding purpose. In this month's podcast, we get some top tips on how to bring faith into Career Coaching.Joining podcast host, Jenny Butter are Katie Conley and her client Lisa Robertson. Katie is a career coach and like 2.4 billion others, believes in the world’s largest religion, Christianity. As a Christian and a Licenced Career Coach, Katie has a particular interest in how faith interacts with career choices. Her client, Lisa who is Head of Operations at i61m, has worked in a number of different sectors including retail, IT, digital, design, marketing, healthcare, education, and charity. At a time in her life when she wanted to explore what was next career-wise, it was important to her to also consider things from a faith perspective.

As a coach, how aware are you of the signs that a client may be considering suicide? Do you know what to ask and, what not to say? In this month's podcast, we get insight and top tips. Joining podcast host, Jenny Butter, are Dr Michael J Marx and coach Donnalea Barber. Michael is an ICF Professional Certified Coach and he has founded a non-profit called Coaching Suicide Awareness. Donnelea Barber has trained under Michael and specialises as an ADHD coach.

Do you work with clients who feel unseen, stuck or are no longer advancing at work? How as coaches can we help them take positive steps career-wise? In this month's podcast we get some top coaching tips. Joining host, Jenny Butter are Hulya Kurt and her client Jane. Hulya is a career coach based in Geneva who works with her clients who want to get promoted or make a positive change. Her client Jane has been working for the same corporation for several years and wanted some coaching to help her find a new role and direction.

How confident do you feel when speaking in public? Whether running a group session, a webinar, a training day, or giving a presentation, public speaking is something that we, as coaches and mentors, need to do from time to time. And it can be scary! So how can we increase our confidence and know that what we say and do engages our audience in an inspiring way? Joining podcast host Jenny Butter, are Toby Wilson and Lenka Pagan. Toby is president of Worthing Speakers club in Sussex, UK, which is a part of Toastmasters International. Lenka is a Nutritional Therapist, a Senior Yoga Teacher, and Health Coach and she joined Toastmasters to improve her confidence and ability when speaking in public.

As a coach, have you ever addressed menopause and its wider impact on wellbeing or work performance, with a client? Today we get some top tips on how to help our clients manage mindset through menopause. Joining podcast host, Jenny Butter, are Gail Gibson, Ruby McGuire and Amanda Peet.Gail Gibson and Ruby McGuire co-authored the book, ‘The Working Women’s Guide to Menopause, When The Heat is On, Don’t Sweat It!!' Amanda Peet loved the book and the top tips it gave her.