The Coaching Inn

Today Claire is joined by coach and business psychologist William McKee to talk about psychometrics and coaching - the psychometrics industry, the popular nonsense and how to be wise.   Here is the Open Table Claire and William hosted after this episode.   Big Five Research   Contact William McKee   If you like this episode, subscribe or follow The Coaching Inn on your podcast platform to hear new episodes as they drop.     Coming Up:  Next:  Coaching and Poetry Open Table Soon: The Modern Maverick with Ed Haddon   Key Words psychometrics, self-awareness, Barnum effect, Big Five, personality traits, psychometric tests, factor analysis, lexographical hypothesis, predictive validity, five clumps of language, stability, cultures, predictive language, coaching and psychmetrics

If you heard Claire’s interview with Ruth Davey you’ll know that they talked about feeling heard and feeling seen. There was plenty of chat about it on our social media so today, Claire is in conversation with Nicola Peers - Instagram peers.n Simon Foster Paula Smith Kim Witten  We talk about the Zulu greeting Sawubona: All my attention is with you. I see you and I allow myself to discover your needs, to see your fears, to identify your mistakes and accept them. I accept you for what you are and you are part of me. What’s the difference between feeling heard and feeling seen? And in coaching, what do we need to set aside in order to be able to see someone else… and to be seen ourselves?   We love these round table conversations, so they are going to become a more regular feature at The Coaching Inn. The next open table is recording 11th July 17.15-18.15 (UK).  We will be talking about What got you started in coaching? And what keeps you here? Would you like to be part of the conversation? Book your seat here Sawubona definition from https://exploringyourmind.com/sawubona-african-tribe-greeting/ Keywords coaching, feeling seen, identity, human connection, communication, relationships, coaching conversations, personal growth, emotional intelligence, listening skills    

Robert Stephenson comes back to The Coaching Inn to talk about his journey stepping out of the concrete jungle, what he is learning about firewalking (a long time after he started Fan The Flames), and a whole lot more. Books we talk about:  I Found my Tribe The Human Behind The Coach Takeaways Exploring who we are on the inside is essential for becoming better coaches. Vulnerability and asking for help are important aspects of personal and professional growth. Finding our tribe and belonging can provide support and encouragement on our journey. Self-discovery and transformation are ongoing processes that require reflection and exploration. Contact Robert Insta creativerobert Linked In www.robertstephenson.me Key Words coaching, courage, fire walking, vulnerability, asking for help, finding your tribe, belonging, personal growth, self-discovery, transformation

Claire went to a workshop that Ruth Davey ran about seeing differently. She was so intrigued that she invited Ruth to come and talk more about noticing. It’s a great conversation - and Claire gets a new insight into what coaching is!   A fun take on looking, and mindful photography. Ruth discusses the power of mindful photography and the art of noticing. She shares insights on reframing, systemic thinking, and the impact of seeing differently. The conversation explores the connection between seeing, feeling, and caring for oneself and others, as well as the potential for regenerative change.   Takeaways The power of mindful photography in reframing and seeing differently The connection between seeing, feeling, and caring for oneself and others The potential for regenerative change through systemic thinking and mindful action   Contact Ruth Davey ruth@look-again.org www.look-again.org   Keywords mindful photography, noticing, reframing, systemic thinking, regenerative change, seeing differently, feeling deeply, caring for oneself and others

Sam Isaacson is back for another visit to The Coaching Inn to talk with Claire Pedrick about coaching apprenticeships. This is Sam, so we also talk about coaching and technology, risk in coaching, and what Sam is learning from working in organisations about building a coaching culture.   Contact Sam through Linked In and his website www.isaacson.uk   The Institute for Apprenticeships: https://www.instituteforapprenticeships.org/apprenticeship-standards/coaching-professional-v1-0   Keywords coaching, apprenticeships, governance, technology, organizational coaching, coaching standards, coaching qualifications, coaching impact, coaching profession, coaching future    

Today, Claire talks to Geraldine Gallacher about her new book Coaching Women - Changing The System Not The Person.   Geraldine has many years experience as an executive coach and brings together her experience and research in inclusive leadership and coaching.   Contact Geraldine And check out www.executive-coaching.co.uk for research and some great resources   Keywords coaching, women empowerment, systemic change, gender equity, leadership, diversity, coaching techniques, parental transition, executive coaching, coaching journey    

Our friend Nathan Whitbread was talking about inclusion to Amanda Forecast from The Visitor Business. They recognised that exploring welcome and inclusion in a different context might allow us to make meaning of what is useful in coaching. So they came to The Coaching Inn for a coffee and a chat   Coaches are hosts - people host us and we host them in shared space. We’d love to hear what you think?    Contact  Amanda Forecast http://www.thevisitorbusiness.co.uk/ Nathan Whitbread http://www.theneurodivergentcoach.co.uk/   Keywords coaching, inclusion, visitor experience, neurodiversity, outdoor spaces, observation, memorable moments, coaching conversations, individual experiences, facilitation  

Lesley Roberts joins Claire Pedrick MCC at The Coaching Inn today to talk about walking and coaching and more. Lesley started her coaching journey walking and talking in the Sottish hills while she was a student.  She went on to coach young people at risk using the outdoors as a medium before a corporate career with Mars Inc. She is an EMCC Senior Practitioner and is the proud winner of the Global EMCC Coaching Award for her ‘Getting Started’ and ‘Nature as Co-Facilitator’ coaching programmes.   Lesley’s book is Coaching Outdoors (Practical Inspiration)   Contact Lesley: info@coachingoutdoors.com or Linked In    Keywords coaching, outdoor coaching, nature, personal development, Leslie Roberts, Coaching Outdoors, well-being, coaching journey, coaching techniques, nature connection  

Influencer, coach and friend of 3D Alex Swallow emailed Claire saying ‘You really must meet Jo Wright’.  So we invited her for a drink at The Coaching Inn.  He was right. Jo is co-founder of Coaching Culture and brings energy, insight and wisdom about building a coaching culture in organisations.   Contact Jo through Linked In   Keywords coaching, coaching culture, leadership, self-awareness, personal development, change management, coaching qualifications, coaching conversations, digital solutions, global impact, coaching, leadership, authenticity, listening, human skills, coaching culture, future-proofing, communication, insights, professional development  

Today Claire Pedrick MCC is in conversation with Katharine St John-Brooks about her journey around Internal Coaching, thrillers and Katharine’s (hopefully upcoming) novel about a rather interesting coach called Faith.   Katharine’s book: Internal Coaching: The Inside Story   Contact Katharine through LinkedIn   Keywords coaching, internal coaching, ethics, supervision, coaching strategy, coaching culture, professional development, coaching skills, coaching workshops, coaching conversations