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"The important problems
we face today cannot be solved with the same level of thinking that
we had when we created them."
~ Albert Einstein
Coaching is evolving as a natural
form of leadership in the changing world of work. It is a way of managing,
a way of communicating, a way of thinking, and a way of being. As a result,
coaching produces results beyond people's expectations.
The
pressures of a competitive environment create constant challenges in today's
workplace. There is no sitting still. As a result, leaders and managers
have less time to support others in traditional ways. This also means
less time to devote to employees' professional development. People perform
best when they feel supported, appreciated and valued for their contributions.
When they are learning. When they are in balance, on track and meeting
their goals. A coach helps them do this.
Increasingly, coaches are in
demand at all levels to help retain valued employees and assist them to:
- Successfully manage change
- Learn and implement new skills
- Balance and develop their professional and personal lives
- Raise performance to new levels
- Coach others
- Work more effectively with customers and colleagues
Organizational coaching contributes
to business results by increasing the bottom line and enhancing performance.
At the same time, reestablishes personal meaning, well-being and satisfaction.
It helps align both organizational and personal goals.
Coaching
works because it frees a person's potential so they can perform at their
best. Coaches show people the skills they need to establish healthy workplace
relationships, focus on priorities and deal with constant change. The
results are motivated employees, loyal customers and improved profits.
Through organizational coaching,
a profound learning experience is created and powerful actions happen.
It provides practical access to the hidden power of verbal and nonverbal
communication to achieve greater satisfaction. Coaching allows people
to see conversation dynamics that many are blind to. This provides greater
ability to create an environment that facilitates what you want to accomplish.
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USA Today
"[Your coach] will guide you to a fuller life...whatever
you want. Your weakness is his challenge."
Fortune
"Employees at all levels of the corporate ladder, fed
up with a lack of advice from inside the company, are taking
matters into their own hands and enlisting coaches for guidance
on how to improve their performance, boost their profits,
and make better decisions about everything from personnel
to strategy. In the age of Every Man for Himself, every man
can have a coach and - in an ever more commonly held view
- needs one."
Dallas
Morning News
"A personal coach can be the answer when people need
a push in more than part of their lives or guidance in setting
broad lifestyle goals."
Denver
Post
"They call themselves 'coaches' and they're a new breed
of career counselors multiplying nationwide, promising to
unblock barriers to success, and make you a happier, better
person to boot."
H.R.com
"Who needs a coach? Perhaps all of us in corporate America
could benefit from a good one-on-one to help us sort out our
issues, create a plan, and execute it. Executives and young
professionals alike are finding that coaching is giving them
the insights and skills they need to take charge of themselves--brutal,
honest advice that they are not likely to find from someone
within the organization."
Sunday
Oregonian
"Progressive managers and consultants have long made
coaching part of their jobs, helping employees improve their
work habits and interpersonal skills. But in recent years,
coaching has emerged as a distinct occupation and source of
help in the workplace."
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Organizational Observer
Over time, an organization or team develops a unique way of observing the
world and relationships. Based on this view, people in the organization
can see only a limited set of possible actions and may be blind to other
ways. As a Newfield Network Coach, Jackie works to shift this "organizational
observer."
The "organizational observer" is made
up of the views of the individuals participating, the views of the leaders,
the historical culture, the values and core beliefs, the prevailing mood,
the systems and processes, tools and technology. The purpose is to reveal
the "observer" to those in the organization. In this way, true
organizational change is possible.
Organizational transformation
can't occur without individual transformation.
Coaching Solutions That Meet Your Needs
Every organization is unique and so Jackie tailors each program to meet
your specific needs. Coaching can start as a gradual process by exploring
it with a few people. It can be done in person, on the phone and through
email. It can be with individuals, small groups or teams on a weekly, biweekly
or monthly schedule. Coaching in organizations is a three-way partnership
among the coach, the coachees (individual or team) and the sponsor. Many
organizations support the total expense and others see value in sharing
the cost with the employees. Either way, both the employer and the employee
must value coaching for it to have maximum benefit.
One-On-One Coaching
One-on-one coaching of individuals is helpful for many work-related concerns,
such as role clarification, performance improvement, obstacles to success,
new skill development and dealing with change.
One-On-One Coaching Will Allow You To:
- Work in a powerful and energized way you never imagined possible
- Discover that leadership lives in your conversations, your emotions
and your body
- Increase your own productivity and satisfaction
- Find new confidence, inspiration and peace
- Live your life with more meaning and a renewed sense of purpose
- Diminish fears, stress and negativity
- Fundamentally change your view of society and organizations
Group and Team Coaching
Group and team coaching can help members get clear on goals, improve ways
of working together, and help resolve issues blocking progress.
Group and Team Coaching will:
- Generate new conversations and powerful actions in your company
- Get teams to create ways of coordinating action together
- Design your corporate systems and processes to produce customer and
employee happiness
- Shift moods toward peace, ambition and mutual trust
- Create meaning, joy and gratitude in your organization
Consider coaching for your own
development and the growth of those who work with you. Please give Jackie
a call 715-421-4700 or send her an email
to find out more about how coaching can benefit you and others in your
organization.
Complimentary
Coaching Session -
Let's
Get Acquainted!
Would you like to discuss the
possibility of creating a coaching relationship? Jackie invites you to
contact her to set up a time to talk. This
is your opportunity to experience her style and ask questions about the
coaching process. You'll experience firsthand how unique a coaching conversation
is. Together, you and Jackie will determine what's best for you and if
we're a good fit for each other. Sound simple? It is. Jackie's looking
forward to hearing from you!
Schedule Your Complimentary Session

Jackie Bredl-Dietrich, CHES, PCC
Life & Business Coach, Speaker, Consultant & Author
P.O. Box 1101, Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54495
715-421-4700
Jackie@WholeLifeVisions.com
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