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Spring
TeleCourse
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Tuesday,
May 6, 2008
Rachel
Disbennet- Lee, Ph.D,
MCC
"Building
Your Coaching Business the "Write"
Way"
Date:
May 6, 2008
Time:
1:00 p.m. EST
Number:
(641) 715-3200
Access
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Announcements
New COC
meeting location in
September!!
COC
will move its meetings downtown to Franklin
University's Ross Auditorium at 301 E. Rich
Street in September 2008. The meeting time
will remain the same with registration beginning
at 4:00 p.m. and the meeting running from 4:30 -
6:30 p.m.
There
is convenient parking in the adjacent lot, which
is located on the corner of Grant Avenue and E.
Main Street.
Did
You Renew Your ICF
Membership?
Last
year, the ICF adopted an annual billing schedule
which means everyone's membership expires on March
31st every year. Did you remember to renew
your membership before the March 31st deadline?
No?!?
To avoid a lapse in membership benefits and
communication from ICF Headquarters, please take a
moment to renew your ICF membership today. Once
your renewal is processed, your membership
expiration date will be March
31, 2009.
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2008
Board of Directors
President:
Molly Luffy
President-Elect:
Jerry Browning
(jbrowning@chironcompany.net)
Secretary:
Linda Wisler Luft
Director
of Membership: Kelly
LeFevre
Director
of Public Relations:
Holly McFarland
Director
of Education:
Jessika Ferm
Past
President:
Peggy Marshall
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President's
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Hello
Central Ohio Coaches,
 What
a year 2008 is turning out to be so far! I
personally just love the energy that a New Year
offers as so many people move towards making
positive changes that enhance their lives.
And
speaking of positive things, the Board of
Directors and Committee Members of our Association
have been working tirelessly towards creating
valuable programming and experiences for our
Members and Guests.
If
you have not visited one of our meetings in some
time, I urge you to consider giving us another
look. We have so much to offer! From
networking with other like minded professionals,
to the interesting speakers we have lined up for
the programming year, the COC experience is very
valuable.
Board
of Directors and Committee
Projects
There's
a lot of work going on behind the scenes in an
effort to continually enhance the experience of
COC for our members. From designing a new
brochure to use in Public Relations and Member
recruitment activities, to creating our
association's first Policies and Procedures
Manual, we have a very full plate of activities
these days. In fact, if you have ever
considered volunteering your time and talent for
the betterment of our Association, now would be a
great time.
Take
a moment and ask yourself, "How can I help my
Coaching Association become even better?"
Each of us has so many strengths we can leverage
in an effort to help create an enhanced COC
experience.
Committees
with openings are:
Public
Relations: Contact Holly
McFarland
Education: Contact Jessika
Ferm
Membership: Contact Kelly
LeFevre
Communications: Contact Jerry
Browning
We
are poised for a fruitful future and we want
you to be a part of it! We look forward to
seeing you at one of our Upcoming In Person
Meetings.
I
hope to connect with you at an upcoming
meeting. So until we meet then, very best to
all of you.
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Upcoming
Chapter
Meetings |
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 Monday,
April
14, 2008
Lynn
Schoener, Executive and Team
Coach
"Falling
in Love Again: Renewing, Reinventing &
Recharging Yourself and Your Coaching
Practice"
To
enrich and sustain a powerful coaching practice
long term, it is essential to understand and
embrace each phase of the natural, powerful,
predictable cycle of change. The emotions and
behavioral characteristics of each phase will be
discussed, as well as tools, strategies, and
suggested activities to gain full benefit of the
change process. By identifying and appreciating
your current position in the change cycle,
powerful plans can begin to emerge in support of
personal and professional renewal.
 Monday,
May 12, 2008
Dr.
John S.
Savage,
Senior Consultant, The Kilgore
Group
Story
Listening is the ability to hear the unconscious
speaking. All of us tell stories, our families
have told us stories, we tell stories everyday of
our lives. Story listening is the act of
listening to the story by paying attention to
several important things. We teach you how to
listen to a person's themes (words, phrases,
images, concepts, ideas that are repeated over and
over again in a person's comments). In
listening for these themes you will also hear a
person's beliefs about the world and themselves,
the values that come from the beliefs, the
patterns that are shaped by the values that show
up in a person's behavior. In listening to a
client's stories you will know how to bring
change.
 Stuart
Heller, Ph.D., 6th Dan, CEO of Walking Your
Talk
"The
90% Factor: The Nonverbal Dimension of Coaching:
Discover What You Don't Know You Do
Know"
What
if the 90% nonverbal factor that impacts your
communications and presence also influences your
mind-set, mood, and choices. Dr. Stuart Heller has
devoted his life to the study of the verbal -
nonverbal connection. In the process, he devised a
powerfully simple language of Nature's movements
that provides non-judgmental, action-oriented,
constructive assessments and practices. Imagine
what you can accomplish if you could add the 90%
Factor to what you already know and can do.
In
this program you will learn new distinctions and
practices for cultivating the leadership virtues
of being Decisive, Listening, Observing,
Inspiring, and Centered.
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