Here in Maine, we’ve been shoveling snow and dealing with below freezing temps since December. I know from my friends along the East Coast and in the Midwest that it’s been a tough all over. Never ending snow, ice, cold, and cancellations. It’s hard to believe that spring is on it’s way!
One of the delights of my winter has been the PCC Master Class. There are three sessions in progress, each with just a few participants. I’ve been delighted by the level of commitment the students have shown to the process. They are willing to focus in on a specific competency and wrestle with what it means, what they are doing well, and where they need to improve. They share their coaching stories including their struggles and uncertainties - the moments that they’re not so proud of in their coaching. They learn from each other’s experiences and questions. And they design their own assignments to observe themselves more closely, and try new coaching moves.
I’ve witnessed each student grounding her knowledge, increasing her confidence, and deepening her awareness of what it means to be a masterful coach.
And, now, spring is coming. The birds are returning to the Maine landscape. The ice on the rivers is breaking up and flowing out to sea. The snow is melting, revealing the ground from which our summer grass and flowers will emerge.
It’s the perfect season to spruce up your coaching.
Join the PCC Master Class to
> dig into the ICF expectations of a masterful PCC level coach
> turn over and examine your own coaching in a confidential and supportive group of peers
> weed out the bad habits you’ve been tolerating
> sow the seeds for being the best coach you can be
The PCC Master Class is
> Small, intimate group of your peers
> Six 90-minute tele-classes over 6 months
> Flexible scheduling
> ICF approved for 9 core-competency CEUs
> $900 class fee
Call or email now to reserve your place for the Spring program.
Sue McLeod
suemcleod9@gmail.com
(207) 751-1689
