Are You Overwhelmed By Paperwork?

We're constantly being overwhelmed by paperwork despite the fact that this is the electronic age and supposedly the need for paper disappeared with the introduction of the personal computer! Whether at home or work, in reality, we still like to read things in 'hard copy' so paper is never going to disappear.

Impactful Communication

Accomplishing More By Doing Less

El Juego Interior Del Coaching

El juego interior del coaching es su propia esencia. Es lo que yo llamo desplazamiento de la carga del aprendizaje y el desempeño desde el consciente al inconsciente. Esto nos permite resolver la complejidad de detalles en el inconsciente que es que más capaz de hacerlo. A la vez libera al consciente, más limitado, permitiéndole abarcar mejor la complejidad dinámica. Todo esto supone un nuevo enfoque del aprendizaje y el desempeño dónde el coaching puede aportar mucho.

A Coaching Secret

I've told people for a long time that one of the "secrets" of coaching is forgiveness. Forgiveness takes your finger out of the dyke of the past so you can let the future flow. Buddha said, "forgiveness is giving up all hope of a better past." It is an act of total volition, requiring only a softening of the heart. But how do you forgive the unforgivable?

Like millions of Americans, I have been steeped in this paradox. D-Day + 64 was very difficult. Honoring our dead in the midst of our current war heightened this conflict for me. How can I coach people to forgive when I am having difficult in forgiving?

El Medidor Emocional - Coaching con Guillermo Echevarría

What The Buddha Says About Coaches

There is a Buddhist saying that goes like this:

"If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill it."

This means to kill any concept of the Buddha as something apart from oneself.

To kill the Buddha is to BE the Buddha. Any concept we can have of the Buddha is so much smaller than the reality of what the Buddha actually is. And therefore any concept we have of the Buddha is limiting.

To experience the reality of the Buddha, we must destroy that concept in order to be free of the limitations.

Regardless of your spiritual beliefs, this analogy can be applied to coaches and coaching.

"If you meet the Coach on the road, kill it."

This means to kill any concept of being a Coach as something apart from oneself.