"I'm under a lot of pressure. You won't get it." A coachee said that to me, mid-session, and I froze. Not for the reason you'd think. A coach's craft is to stay steady and ask the question that moves

Every new leader hits the same wall in the first 90 days. Most of us just never had a name for it. Picture this. You did your research, worked hard to get the role, negotiated an agreement that sits in your favour, and walked in with your goals already written.

Go on. Try. Merriam-Webster hands you a large, closed, four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage with a raised seat in front for the driver. Keep reading and a coach becomes a railway car, then the cheap seats on a flight, then a private tutor, then a verb - to coach. Noun

The first sign your most expensive hire is in trouble isn't a missed number. It's silence. And silence is the one thing no dashboard catches. Your most expensive hire of the year is already in trouble and the first sign won't be a missed

Is it the results they produce? Is it the long list of testimonials? Is it the flashy credentials? Is it the number of coaching hours they've logged? Is it simply their corporate pedigree? Ask that question in a room of ten coaching providers and you'll get