The Human Experience Specialist: The Next Evolution in Helping Dr. Eric Maisel (USA) In a book appearing from Ethics International Press called The Human Experience Specialist, I propose a new helper called the human experience specialist. This helper does not currently exist, at least not formally. Who knows how
Imposter Syndrome in Coaches: What Does It Really Tell Us? Jenny Williams (United Kingdom) In my thirties, I landed my dream job in marketing. Around the same time, I came across the Peter Principle, the idea that people are promoted to a level where they are no longer competent.
How to Embed a Coaching Culture without Turning Everyone into a Coach Helen Wada (United Kingdom) In today’s working environment, many organisations continue to invest in leadership development, wellbeing initiatives and employee experience, yet people still feel disconnected from their work and unclear on how they contribute to outcomes.
Why Emotional Intelligence is Important in Leadership Anne Bachrach (USA) Technical skills can be learned. Business instincts can be sharpened. But emotional intelligence — the quiet, foundational capacity that determines how a leader actually shows up for their team — must be cultivated. Accountability coach Anne Bachrach explains why
EDITOR’S BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS The Coach’s Chronicles – A Journey Through Life’s Trials and Triumphs: Living with Purpose (10th Anniversary Edition, 2025) Author: Gary Gasaway (USA) The Coach’s Chronicles is a deeply reflective and thoughtfully expanded 10th Anniversary Edition that invites readers to pause, reflect, and reconnect with what truly
How Neuroaffirmative Supervision Makes Coaching Work For Everyone Leanne Maskell (United Kingdom) ‘Sorry Leanne, I used a metaphor.’ When a trainer said this offhand comment during our supervision course, I felt the familiar creep of ‘Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria’ (extreme emotional pain at real or perceived rejection). This wasn’t because
Time Is Your Most Precious Commodity: Master It, Change Your Life Diego Moretti (Italy) If there’s one thing you can’t buy, borrow, or get back, it’s time. Every day, we’re given the same 24 hours—what separates the fulfilled from the frustrated is how we manage those hours. Here’s a
How AuDHD Coaching Offers a Vital & Much-Needed Next Step for Millions Post-Diagnosis Leanne Maskell (United Kingdom) Navigating ADHD and autism is like finding out you’re a wizard - but you still have to live in the Muggle world. Once thought only to affect young boys, today, millions of
The Power of Life Coaching: Achieving Success through the Quest for Purpose Framework Dr. Ken Keis (Canada) What if you could unlock the full potential of your life—achieving not just success, but also fulfilment and meaning—by integrating life coaching with a clear framework for discovering your purpose? This isn’t
Coaching Existential Wellness Eric Maisel, Ph.D. (USA) Existential wellness is at once a simple idea and an elusive idea. At its most simple, it means that you have entered into a personally acceptable relationship with life. The details of this will always be purely personal, but that is the
