The Coach's Backpack

This week, Madeleine Lankston, a grief coach, tells us: Whether you can truly understand grief until you've experienced it yourself How you can work with grief without it affecting you Different types of grief one might have to coach The concept of a heart with ears Why she will always wear headphones when coaching people online How laughter might be used in grief coaching ... and much more. Find...

This week, Belinda Griffin, a book coach from Smart Authors Lab, tells us: How to implement her 5Cs approach to selling books Whether the Foo Fighters can help you sell your first 1,000 copies Why Dexter would go in her backpack What attitude kills success ... and much more. Download your free guide  7 Steps To Grow Your Author Platform  and  follow Belinda on YouTube .  For cl...

This week, Mark Asquith, podcast coach from Captivate, tells us: Why it’s good to be like Leia and the droids at the end of Empire Strikes Back How to keep energised and fuel your willpower The first steps podcasters should take Why perfection shouldn’t be our goal ... and much more. Find out more about Mark at RebelBaseMedia.io , MarkAsquith.com , Twitter.com/MrAsquith , Facebook.com/MrAsquith an...

This week, Berit Elizabeth, an emotion coach from Emotive Agility Training, tells us: Why an ancient Indian theatre concept can help us feel another’s emotional energy How to increase your emotional fitness and become an "athlete of emotion" What’s in the periodic table for emotions Some warm up exercises to bring out authentic emotion ... and much more. Find out more about Berit at https://www.em...

This week, Ruth McCarthy , a Time to Think coach, tells us: How making the brain still and at ease can improve your coaching What generative attention can do for your clients How to set up a listening environment What happens to your brain when you are interrupted ... and much more. Find out more about Ruth at thinkitthrough.co.uk or timetothink.com . Connect with Ruth on LinkedIn , Instagram and...

This week, David Clutterbuck, pioneer of developmental coaching and mentoring and co-founder of the European Mentoring & Coaching Council, tells us: Why improv is a useful skill for coaches and helps them along the road of maturity Why some coaches should just shut up instead of asking their next killer question Why a French cleric (or Greek Goddess) would be a good choice of co...

Jo Jones (PCC) is In-House Coach and Tutor at Barefoot Coaching – specialising in Family Life and Parent Coaching, Women’s Development and Self Esteem and Confidence. Jo is an innovative, professional transformational change coach, who is passionate about coaching people to find their superpower! The Victoria Wood sketch mentioned is officially called "The Ballad of Barry and Freda (Let's Do It)"...

Jiten Vara is a fitness coach with a difference: he not only helps you to get in shape physically, but uses his extensive professional coaching experience to get your mind in shape. Carol Dweck's TED talk Subscribe to our mailing list for updates and added bonuses.

You can find Simon's book, "Change" at simonpowers.medium.com In the podcast, we discuss the concept of ethics and mention courses, such as those run by the ICF. Find out more at coachingfederation.org/ethics-cce-course . Simon Powers is the CEO and founder of Adventures with Agile, the training and coaching company and global community of practice for agile and organizational change. Si...

Jez Hunt is a Belief Coach & Business Coach. He specialises in enabling people to overcome beliefs holding them back from achieving their dreams and aligning their business around their life, rather than fitting their life around their business. He creates a safe space to support clients to explore and understand the conditioning, limiting beliefs and misconceptions they have adopted...

Rafa is an amateur surfer, enthusiastic photographer and ever-learning husband and father. His professional path started in software development and, after a few years, tried out the life of an Entrepreneur. It was much more difficult than he could have imagined, especially the human aspect of it. With those challenges in mind, he quit his own company and went for a psychology Post-Grad in Human D...

Sarah Veall is a Transformational Coach and Equine Facilitated Coach. She specialises in helping people reconnect with their ‘whole-self’ so they can live a meaningful and purposeful life. She creates a safe, non-judgemental space to support clients to deconstruct stories they may have constructed about themselves; stripping away layers of conditioning, faulty thinking and limiting beliefs which m...

Named as a ‘Top 100 influencer in Remote Working’ in 2020 by Onalytica, Judy Rees helps people to connect more deeply online by supporting highly-engaging, highly-diverse online gatherings. As a trainer she has introduced scores of trainers, coaches, and facilitators to the joy of live online training and events. As an event designer and facilitator/host she has worked with a wide range of organis...

Julia is a voice coach working with the speaking voice. She works with individuals, SMEs and large organisations who are looking for help and guidance on how to communicate more effectively. Julia uses her skills as a coach to encourage her clients to find their voices so they can deliver their messages with power, passion and gravitas. Connect with Julia on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/juliamontague...

Welcome to The Coach's Backpack. What would you put in your backpack if you had a new coaching engagement, but could only take a limited number of items? Each week, The Coach’s Backpack looks at the multi-faceted world of coaching and asks a new guest to tell us what they would take with them and why. Join us to take a peek inside the coach’s backpack and learn more about the many different types...