“The Coaching Electric: How to Be, Do and Have a Greater Impact Through Technology” in St. Louis, MI | November 1-4

The International Coach Federation has invited me to present on the above topic at their 11th Annual Coaching Conference this fall. The theme is “Quantum Thinking on Human Potential … Tools for the New Frontier.”

Here is the description of the 90-minute session, which I’m delighted to be delivering for the first time on Saturday, November 4, 2006, from 2:15 PM – 3:45 PM:

“The Coaching Electric: How to Be, Do and Have a Greater Impact through Technology”

Coaching is human; Technology appears not. Yet the newest technologies have the potential to enable coaches to reach more people, and have a greater, deeper impact than previously thought possible. The process of exploring this leading edge requires us to deepen our coaching skills and strengthen our capacity for leadership.

Expand your concept of what meaningful and profitable coaching looks like by visiting with these colorful and compassionate case studies. All technology will be demonstrated and real client perspectives interspersed with a hands-on game (in pairs and small groups) in addition to lecture and Q&A.

I think you’re going to be particularly excited by the case studies, I know I am! Each of them is such a breathtaking example of how much an individual coach can do – when they are determined and willing – to reach more of the right people in a sustainable way for them. You’ll also hear real words of feedback from real people these coaches have affected.

With three simply fabulous keynotes speakers also already confirmed by the Conference Team, I’m looking forward to this gathering of coaching minds and hearts very much. (Which keynotes? Lynne Twist, Guy Kawasaki and Daniel Pink.)

Oh and yes, the Multiple Streams of Coaching Income team will be sponsoring a booth in the exhibit hall, so do come by and visit. We’ll be doing lots of pink spoons that you can take advantage of…

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