Raleigh Cutting Edge Conversation: Leadership and Relational Coaching (L.A.R.C.)

  • Thursday, October 12, 2017
  • 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM
  • Cameron Village Regional Library, 1930 Clark Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27605
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How do coaching principles affect our everyday life? Specifically, how do coaching principles affect our leadership and our relationships? We will explore the four A’s of coaching: Attitude, Actual Listening, Asking Powerful Questions, and Actions.

During this Cutting Edge Conversation we will address some of the questions from each area:

Attitude: What is our attitude when someone walks into our office or a client calls? What is our attitude when we walk through the door at the end of a hectic day? Is our attitude self-focused or other focused? What difference does this make in our ability to actually listen? How does our attitude relate to the ICF competencies of establishing trust and intimacy with the client and coaching presence?

Actually Listening: How do we actually listen - with our minds, our bodies, our intuition, and our words? How does actually listening impact our professional or personal relationships? Is “Actually listening” the same as “active listening” (ICF core competency). How does actually listening enable us to ask powerful questions?

Asking Powerful Questions: This is an ICF core competency that reflects active listening. But, how can we ask better questions? How does asking powerful questions impact our professional and personal relationships?

Actions: How do we transition from asking powerful questions to helping an individual self-identify action steps they want to take? What actions will we take to practice coaching principles/techniques in our personal and professional relationships?

CEU's Approved: 1.5 Core Competencies

Facilitator: Jim Fishback, ACC

Jim Fishback has twenty years of experience leading men and programs as an officer in the US Army and over twenty years helping relationships while serving with his wife, Beatrice, as missionaries to the military. They help military members build resilience in their marriages and families. He currently serves with Global Service Network as a coach, mentor, trainer, and speaker. As a coach, he empowers military and ministry leaders around the world to maintain balance as they pursue God’s calling. He trains leaders in how they can integrate coaching principles in both their leadership and in their relationships.

Jim is known as “Jim and Bea” to those who know him best. He has been married to his best friend, Bea, for over forty years. They have two adult children, Jamie and Joni and two grandchildren, Jayden and June. One of his passions is application (actions). We need to put into practice what we know and not worry about what we don't know. He loves seeing clients move forward not only in their tasks but especially their relationships.


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