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Author Archives: Leslie Taylor

Does the Field of Coaching Qualify as a Pseudoscience? Part 2

‘Tactic Six’ requires the CONSTRUCTION OF VIVID APPEALS The vivid appeal is likely to be both very memorable and hard to refute. Logical

Posted byLeslie TaylorSeptember 21, 2020September 21, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags: Coaching, Coaching Competency Models2 Comments on Does the Field of Coaching Qualify as a Pseudoscience? Part 2

Does the Field of Coaching Qualify as a Pseudoscience? Part 1

I have been thinking about what appears to plague of pseudoscience now afflicting the field of coaching, life and executive.  In the course

Posted byLeslie TaylorSeptember 20, 2020September 20, 2020Posted inUncategorizedTags: Coach Talk Interview Series, Coaching, Coaching Competency ModelsLeave a comment on Does the Field of Coaching Qualify as a Pseudoscience? Part 1

A brief history of non-directing coaching: with Dr. Leonardo Ravier, Part II

(The editor apologizes for the delay in the publication of this next installment.  Covid-19 interrupted our workflow for a bit.) Q: Dr. Ravier,

Posted byLeslie TaylorAugust 13, 2020August 13, 2020Posted inCoach Talk Interview SeriesTags: non-directive coachingLeave a comment on A brief history of non-directing coaching: with Dr. Leonardo Ravier, Part II

Current Trends in Coaching and Mentoring w/ Professor David Clutterbuck

LT:  Hi, David, thank you so much for joining us, today.  I know you are an extremely busy coach, mentor, and academic who

Posted byLeslie TaylorAugust 13, 2020August 13, 2020Posted inCoach Talk Interview SeriesTags: Coaching, Mentoring, TrendsLeave a comment on Current Trends in Coaching and Mentoring w/ Professor David Clutterbuck

A Brief History of Non-Directive Coaching: with Dr Leonardo Ravier

Thank you for joining us, Dr. Ravier. I know you are a busy guy. Q. In the course of my executive coaching practice,

Posted byLeslie TaylorFebruary 27, 2020August 11, 2020Posted inCoach Talk Interview SeriesTags: articlesLeave a comment on A Brief History of Non-Directive Coaching: with Dr Leonardo Ravier

Implications of Poorly Researched and Designed Coach Competency Models

The ABC’s ‘XCC’ (highest accreditation) means nothing!Chinese consultant, tasked with staffing coaching program for a client organization (academic institution) I interviewed three WCC’s,

Posted byLeslie TaylorFebruary 19, 2020February 28, 2020Posted inCompetency Models & CoachingTags: articles2 Comments on Implications of Poorly Researched and Designed Coach Competency Models

“Don’t Just Do Something, Sit There. An introduction to non-directive coaching”

by Leonardo Ravier, Ph.D Although, lately, there has been a perceptible increase in the publication of  books aimed at the coaching profession (both

Posted byLeslie TaylorJanuary 29, 2020February 21, 2020Posted inNon-DirectivityTags: booksLeave a comment on “Don’t Just Do Something, Sit There. An introduction to non-directive coaching”

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