Most life coaches chose that career because they liked helping people. When they decided to take that path, they probably did not expect that they will actually be spending most of their time searching for clients, preparing contracts, invoicing clients, writing blogs, managing social media channels and all those
by Bob Larcher – iCN Journalist (France) After finishing his undergraduate studies at the University of Poitiers, Guillaume completed a Master’s Degree in Cryptography at the University of Bordeaux. Following his studies, he joined an SSII working for France Telecom. In 2009, at the age of 29 he decided
As part of our programme ‘Intelligent Thingking, Intelligent Action’ in Private Banking by Maria Biquet (Greece) In my previous article I shared our experience with our programme INTELLIGENT THINKING INTELLIGENT ACTION in Private Banking. The purpose of the programme was to bring Energy, Innovation and Action to the team
by Ian Pilkington - iCN Journalist (UK) Ian: Who are Jan Russell Dexter and Keziah Gibbons? They are a team, and individuals in their own right. Their partnership spans many years, each having complementary specialisms. A double certified trainer in NLP, Jan brings many years of experience of evidence-based
by David D McLeod (USA) A Story When I was about three years old, my mother said eight words to me that had a powerful impact on the next four decades of my life. I wish I could tell you it was a positive impact, but alas… I don’t
by Chris Delaney (UK) The biggest barrier to professional success is the job interview. During the job interview, an interviewee must highlight how they meet the job criteria as well as overcoming the employer’s unconscious biases. A structured job interview is an analytical process to determine a candidate's potential
The gap between what you want and need and how to communicate it confidently and assertively by Alessandra Patti (Switzerland) Coaching is powerful. It is a powerful tool, and now the industry seems to be growing at unprecedented speed. And yet, it still seems that anybody can be a
My ‘Me Too’ Story… by Maria Biquet (Greece) In the last few months there has been a tremendous worldwide movement, revealing the problem of sexual harassment in the workplace. The ‘Me too’ movement was in the news, in social media, in newspapers, in hundreds of television discussions and this
An Interview with Santosh Ghate by Rupinder Kaur – iCN Journalist (India) Santosh Ghate Santosh is a passionate & performance driven CHRO with 21 years of Business experience in fast paced & high growth organizations. He has proven capabilities in setting up & scaling up of businesses
by Barbara Roux-Levrat (Switzerland) ‘The idea of being alone terrifies me… makes me feel ashamed. I feel abandoned, like it’s the end of the world. I feel dead... unseen, unheard…. like I don’t exist.’ Why would a 37 year old European woman living in a safe society experience such
