Jerry Wistrom
23 Country Club Dr.
Windsor, CT 06095
860-298-8820
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"Jerry, you're like a light at the end of a tunnel. I just couldn't see a way out, and you've made it absolutely clear to me. Thanks!"
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Take The Weekend Off!
| Had enough of this week, Boss???
Me too!!!
Whattaya say we BOTH take the weekend off!
Isn't that a GREAT idea???
You take it slow, and I won't have to
keep up with ya.
Let's meet back h...
(5/16/2008)
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> Taking Your Business to the Next Level > Business Coaching > ICF Certification
ICF Certification
I am an ICF-certified Professional Certified Coach(PCC). What does this mean?
The International Coach Federation (ICF) is a regulatory body that has emerged as the official organization of coaches and has created a common language and established professional standards and ethics. I suggest that, when you are considering hiring a professional coach, you look at ICF's Listing of ICF Credentialed Coaches to make sure that person has been certified by this regulatory body.
ICF has established a certified skill set for coaches:
Meeting ethical guidelines and professional standards
Establishing a coaching agreement
Establishing trust and intimacy with the client
Coaching presence
Active listening
Powerful questioning
Direct communication
Creating awareness
Designing actions
Planning and goal setting
Managing progress and accountability
I suggest that, when you talk with prospective coaches, you look for someone with this skill set.
ICF issues three levels of certification:
ACC: ACCs are relatively new coaches. They have recently started their businesses and are gaining experience.
PCC: In martial arts terms, PCCs are the 'black belts' of coaching. We know all the moves, are great at what we do, and know how to teach using each person's individual strengths and weaknesses.
MCC: MCCs are the '10th degree black belts.' They are the grand masters.
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