Showing posts with label business coaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label business coaching. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Five simple daily habits for a happy life in the office



In today’s busy world, work, deadlines, and a demanding boss can overwhelm employees. While committing errors is inevitable and can even serve as a lesson, fewer errors mean more chances of success in one’s professional life. Embracing best practice and adopting the following expert advice from certified life and career coach Ann Mehl can result to more ‘happy days’ in the workplace.

• Improving physical health. A sluggish body leads to a laid-back attitude towards work. Mehl suggests taking the stairs instead of riding the elevator, or taking a 20-minute walk during breaks.


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• Spending emotional energy on important things. Discernment works when individuals spend their emotions on important things, rather than on trivial matters. Workers must surround themselves with positive energy by developing close ties with people who can inspire and uplift them.

• Exercising the mind. People can learn new things every day by recalling facts, sorting information, and engaging in mental games. By engaging in mental activities, an individual is able to maintain a sharp mind.


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• Getting in touch with a ‘higher force.’ Connecting with something bigger and higher puts things in perspective. It doesn’t have to be about meditating for hours or even believing in a god. It can be done by being one with nature or just being grateful.

• Reaching out to others. An old adage says that no man is an island. People need people. Whether they are close relatives or long lost friends, people are a reminder of the realities in life.


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With these pieces of advice in mind, no challenge is too big for the employee who wants to have a happy life in the office.

A lot of other pointers on how to live happily are available on this Marc Accetta blog.

Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Business coaching: What it can do for a company and its employees



Business coaches, like Steve Fagan of Fagan and Associates and Marc Accetta of Marc Accetta Seminars, would agree that coaching has become one of the most powerful solutions in putting businesses on the right track to success. Business coaching can yield a lot of benefits. A company is not the only one that benefits from business coaching. Its employees will reap the benefits, too.


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The following are just some of the benefits of business coaching:

• A company becomes more focused than before

• The employees become more motivated

• There is improved working relationship among members of the organization


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• Human capital is enhanced

• There is sound understanding of business principles

• Individual potential, talents, and abilities are strengthened

• There is direct proportionality between customer service and the rate of productivity and level of quality.

Businesses looking for business coaches must remember, though, that coaching companies vary in their focus and strategy use. For Fagan and Associates, Inc., for example, life coaching is an established standard for professionalism, pushing organizations to the forefront of global commerce. Meanwhile, Marc Accetta Seminars advocates a combination of education and entertainment in inspiring individuals and helping them learn how to face challenges, making them succeed in their personal and professional lives.


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Having a business coach does not mean the business is taking desperate measures. Rather, it’s a strategic tool towards maximizing business solutions.

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Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Stepping up in business: How to select a business coach



Businesses, small or big, need guidance at one point or another. It could be that the business needs help adjusting in a situation arising from a new development. It could be that the members of the administrative team are young and are neophytes in the tasks at hand. It could also be that the demands of the company are not parallel to the set goals. Whatever the point is, there are countless reasons why it’s important to retain the service of a business coach. But this brings a critical question, which needs an equally important answer: How does a company choose a business coach who has the potential of lighting up the business fire?


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Forbes some suggests ways, including the following:

• Length of experience. Not all seasoned coaches have the capacity to deal with all sorts of businesses, but their experience and established expertise give them the edge of winning the respect of many.

• Communication skills. Business coaches, like Steve Lane of Birmingham and Marc Accetta of Dallas, know for a fact that a coach’s communication styles and the ability to listen play a vital role in leveraging a business’ bottom line.


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• Versatility. Naturally, a multifaceted coach is more likely to bring about positive changes in the business compared to someone who has limited skills.

• Focusing on business strengths. A coach knows how to help business owners zero in on the organization’s strengths rather than focusing on weaknesses.

A word of advice: No matter how successful a business coach is, he has to be able to meet the demands of the business. This includes fees, hours of availability, and extra service.


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Sunday, January 13, 2013

Discovering the full self



"Be the best you can be!"

"Realize your full potential!"

"Try to bring out the best in you."

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These are but a few of the catchphrases that success coaches, like Marc Accetta, Bonnie Marcus, and Kathy Nelson, say to pep their audience toward attaining personal success. For many, these phrases have become their impetuses toward working out a better future for themselves. For a few others, these are just words that are heard but are never taken into full consideration, leading others to think that the business of coaching is nothing more than a grand scam.


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The reason why most people fail to discover their full potential is largely due to their lack of openness and inability to adapt to changes. It is important to note that the journey toward discovering the full self is not fully dependent on what the coaches say. Coaches are mere facilitators. They are able to guide someone in their respective introspections, but they can never traverse the road for the person.

Personal growth begins with the decision to pursue it. If coupled with the right amount of determination and a whole lot of conscious effort, the path toward unleashing the full self wouldn’t be a long way to go.


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Marc Accetta is a life coach who has inspired countless people toward success. Learn about his ways in avoiding the many scams of life by visiting www.marcaccetta.com.