On the path from PCC to MCC, there's an uncomfortable moment when the approaches which once felt ‘good enough’ suddenly don't. Here's what it means. …Read more

Mastering presence isn’t a technique; it’s a way of being. This is why we must learn to resource ourselves. Read more

The idea that ICF coaching follows a rigid script is a misconception. The ICF framework isn’t a straitjacket; it’s a liberation. Read more

"I'm not sure I'm ready yet," is one of the most common things I hear from PCC coaches who are thinking about MCC. I remember saying and feeling tha…Read more

We all make mistakes, regardless of who we are, what we do, or how many credentials adorn our walls. Mistakes are integral to developing mastery. Read more

When we exist in an interconnected world of diverse cultures, traditions and religions, how can we establish psychological safety? Read more

Are we too rigidly attached to our coaching rules, at the expense of breakthroughs? There isn’t always a right way and a wrong way. Read more

A well-established coach said, “I’m MCC, so I don’t need supervision anymore.” It got me thinking about the true value of supervision. Read more

As a PCC, you’ve probably heard people say that the MCC is difficult to pass. Only 4% coaches reach MCC level, so how can I tell you it was easy? Read more