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Dear Co-Active Coaches, March…a month of drama! Or perhaps practical jokes! Winter storms alternating with a hint of spring. Just when you think you know whether to wear the warm coat or take the umbrella, everything changes and the sun is sparkling with the promise of warmth. It’s definitely not a boring or predictable month. We like a little excitement around CTI also. Last month, we announced the addition of Boston to our North American course locations. This month we have another exciting addition on the East Coast: New York. Beginning this fall, CTI will be offering our Co-Active Core Curriculum in the Big Apple. Check out the details in CTI News. |
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In the Community section this month, we introduce you to Marsha Greenfield, Retreat Services Administrator in our satellite Co-Active Leadership Program office. Those of us in the CTI headquarters office don’t get to see her often, but we know her as a smiling voice on the phone and welcome this opportunity to get to know her better. The Community section also highlights a new main community event on the Co-Active Network titled “Coaching or Therapy? You Decide,” hosted by CTI faculty member and psychotherapist Sam House. Passive income for coaches is our topic for articles this month. We posed the questions “How have you created passive income streams? What worked; what didn’t? What suggestions do you have for coaches who want to develop passive income?” Once again, our community showered us with wonderful articles. Leslie Clark, C.J. Hayden, Marcy Nelson Garrison and Andrea Lee each share a unique perspective on how coaches can create passive income. Do your interests lean toward creating tangible products, such as books, games, CDs or calendars? Or perhaps licensing workshops or programs you’ve developed? Or maybe real estate investing or multi-level marketing programs? Sit back, relax, read these articles, and see what possibilities tickle your interest. As always, we love hearing the voices of our community and invite you to read the topics for upcoming issues of The Inquiry and think about sharing your insights by writing an article. And join us in celebrating our newest CPCCs! Enjoy!
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CTI Takes the East Coast in 2006! Start spreading the news…and enroll today. I want to be a part of it—CTI New York!
We have another new East Coast location this year, so if you don’t prefer the hustle and bustle of New York City, you can enjoy all the beauty and charm that the Boston metro area has to offer.
The dates for our Boston series are:
See you there!
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Co-Active Network The purpose of the network is to support every member in achieving his/her greatest vision for Co-Active coaching and leadership in the world. Each community has resources, discussions and community events. Check the full calendar on the Co-Active Network. There is an amazing array of exciting events. Main Community Event What is coaching? What is therapy? How are they different? How are they alike? Where do they overlap and where do the domains remain distinctly different? We will have a lively conversation about the distinctions between coaching and therapy and more. This call is for you if you are curious about the distinctions between coaching and therapy. This call is also for you if you have strong opinions about the distinctions between coaching and therapy. Join Samuel P.B. House, MCC, CPCC, faculty member and senior course leader for CTI's Co-Active Coaching curriculum and the Co-Active Leadership Program. Prior experience includes extensive training as a psychotherapist, where Sam maintained a successful private practice for many years, while also working in inpatient psychiatric settings and outpatient clinic settings as a clinician, supervisor and director. Many of the events held on the main community have been recorded on audio podium. The list of recorded sessions is available under the “Resources” section of the main community. Look for the topic “Audio Podiums from Network Main Event Sessions” for a full list. Would you like to share your insight with fellow coaches? April—Visioning: What impact has visioning had with your clients/yourself? What visioning tools do you use? What structures do you use to keep the vision alive? May—Somatic Coaching: How do you define Somatic Coaching? What are the characteristics that differentiate it from other types of coaching? How do you combine somatic practices with coaching? June—Giving and Creating Workshops: How do you design and structure your workshops? How do you market your workshop to a specific audience? How does your Co-Active experience influence your workshop design? We invite you to submit articles and share your insight in The Inquiry. It is a fantastic way to increase your visibility in the coaching profession. Please send articles to newsletter@thecoaches.com. Read the detailed submission guidelines. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Passive Revenue: It’s Not About the Money
Leadership Through Passive Income What’s Your Plan B? |
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CPCCs through February 15 Also, our apologies for missing Sigrid Stover Kjeldsen, who became a CPCC in January. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Introducing CTI Staff Member Marsha Greenfield
We love to learn from our community, and sharing your thoughts with your fellow coaches is a great way to let us know what’s happening in your world. The Inquiry focuses on a specific topic each month. Topics for the next few months are:
Product Development Land—Fasten Your Seat Belt
Please join the CTI team in congratulating all of the Certified Professional Co-Active Coaches who have finished the rigorous certification program and passed their exams!