Personal Coaching in 2012

In my sermon at West Grove Presbyterian Church on January 1st 2012, I challenged the congregation to adopt a new way forward in 2012.  I called it personal coaching.  It goes like this:  Partner with someone during the year for a weekly phone call.  In this phone call, ask three questions:  What do you want to accomplish this year in your spiritual life or ministry?  What’s blocking you from achieving this?  What will you do this week to move toward your goal?  Then, each week, revisit these questions!  I told them that Dr Seuss’s last book title says it all (if they follow these steps), “Oh, The Places You’ll Go!”  I challenge you to try this as well.  Find a friend or partner who will help you do more and achieve more this year.  (p.s. If you need some free internet tools to help you along, go to http://achievingthestory.weebly.com for a great resource)

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DailyStrength.org

On Dec 29, 2011, I heard a HBR podcast on Umair Haque’s book titled, Betterness.  It is one of the best 66 page books I’ve read in a while.  It pushes us toward new economic measures of well-being.  I highly recommend it.  It can be found on the HBR.org site.  The other thing I learned is the power of self help and self coaching.  I intend to check out the site at: DailyStrength.org.  It is a repository for hundreds of self-help groups.  May your 2012 be a blessed year!

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Brand New WordPress Blog

Welcome to the WordPress blogging world of Charlie Gross.  I am doing some concentrated research on the return on investment of large meetings and conferences.  It’s a fascinating study.  In this day of tight economic times, it’s worth studying and finding ways to raise the bar for knowledge implementation.  If you have ways of assisting this process, I’d be delighted to hear from you!  Send to coach@postconferencecoaching.com

At the bottom of www.postconferencecoaching.com are some great white papers to help in this research.

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