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Fiona Chorlton-Voong
posted a new activity commentA highlight for me was collaborating with the incredible Alex Pitt and creating our Branding Masterclass! One of the most fulfilling courses I have co-designed!
Would love to hear yours Nicola Twiston Davies Zarir 'Zed' Vakil Caoimhe Kelly Adarsh Nalam Lexi Radcliffe-Hart Ben Legg Jesus Iniesta Ella Bernie Ellie Albadvi Janis Chan Saira Chaudry Rebecca Beck Pete Domican Duncan Dalzel-Job Silvia Janska Izabela Wlodarska
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Back in the day I was actually a corporate trainer and most of the courses were dry and fairly predictable. I think my most fulfilling courses may be the ones to come, as I am seriously thinking about this in 2022. To answer your question, I did co-design and deliver an interviewing skills workshop (all interviews not just recruitment) for senior mangers (who of course know it all?!!), which was very tricky at the beginning when we introduced the element of video and plenary feedback from video.…
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Fiona Chorlton-Voong
posted a new activity commentWhat a lovely listen Adarsh Nalam and Rob Wright!
Saira Chaudry you’ll enjoy this episode if you haven’t already listened!
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Thanks so much for listening, Fiona Chorlton-Voong. It was great speaking with Rob and I’m glad you enjoyed the conversation.
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James McKerracher posted a new activity comment
Spot on Adarsh Nalam. I have made a couple of decisions recently that I have delayed for too long. When I finally made them, I was relieved and you know what, the universe reciprocated by bringing up other opportunities. Sometimes our gut reaches a decision before our brain can see all the empirical evidence.
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Laura Thomas posted a new activity comment
Hi Adarsh Nalam like many have said you want ICF. Most of them will have a pathway to that so it’s just a check. More importantly, is the style and the resonance you feel reading one from the other. Are there schools you can feel your values align with or do really like things on their website. You will come out of most of them a great coach and then develop in your own style, but with coach training I would say you are also buying an experience and a network of like minded people, so search on that basis. I trained with CTI (Co-Active) which is one of the most expensive and a bit woo woo in places but it was just perfect for me and I have wonderful friends from it. I have heard great things about Barefoot Coaching and Animas so check those out. Ultimately there is no perfect decision, you will be the coach you are because of YOU primarily 🙂
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Hey Laura Thomas, that’s really helpful, thank you. There are just so many choices, so I’m finding it a bit confusing. Your point about aligning with the values is an important filter, and I’ll use that when I’m looking at providers. I thought the CTI program was great too, but it might need more time than I can commit at the moment. I’ll check out Barefoot and Animas as well. Thanks a bunch.
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Fiona Chorlton-Voong
posted a new activity commentLike Rebecca, I haven’t heard of the ones you mentioned Adarsh Nalam. There are so many institutions though, as long as they have been accredited by the ICF – you should be fine. I trained through Goleman EI (now Beyond EI) as I specialised in Emotional Intelligence and I would recommend them if that’s the path you wanted to go down.
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2021 has been an incredible journey of stepping outside of my comfort zone and continuously rejecting the safety net of the 9 to 5 job, the latter has taken more willpower than I have ever been required to summon! Grateful for the introduction to the TPC community – you all continue to inspire, encourage this transition and looking forward to being more involved in 2022 and build on these budding relationships and friendships! (updates in coming weeks!)