My story is about the power of difference and how embracing diverse ways of living can change our definition of what’s possible. Through the life and example of Heather, a brilliant journalist and athlete who lived without limbs, I learned to see beyond bias and celebrate the strength that diversity brings.

Early in my coaching career, I worked with a client I’ll call Renee, whose brilliance unfolded not in linear words but in spirals, silences, and layered metaphors. She taught me that true coaching presence is not about filling space with responses, but about creating a habitat where difference can thrive.

Susan found out about TCC through LinkedIn and joined a year ago. She is currently employed as a Career Coach and as a volunteer mentor through SCORE.

This journey from the "false self" to the discovery of our "true self" is not just a momentary awakening but a transformative process.

Robert joined TCC in 2023 and wanted to connect with local coaches.

By mastering the art of communication, you can elevate your leadership and achieve your full potential.

Reggie quickly became involved in TCC and joined the board last April.

Eileen first participated in TCC "back in the 'old days' (2012-2015)!

Norman moved to Greensboro from Charlotte, and joined TCC in February 2024!

My handstand is still a work in progress, but it constantly reminds me of two germane lessons.

When it comes to sales prospecting, particularly cold calling, even the most seasoned coaches can feel like they’re treading in very deep, very cold water. Despite the challenges, it remains a vital part of building your coaching practice.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of coaching, staying ahead of the curve means embracing innovative tools that can enhance our practice, bring efficiency to our tasks, and allow us to understand the forces shaping the professional environments of our clients.

How often, do you suppose, do they talk about the latest episode of vulnerability they experienced, what they learned from it, and how it changed their perspectives as a person and as a coach?

Hope is a superpower that unlocks our adaptability and fosters growth in the face of challenges.

It's not every day that we get to experience firsthand the dynamics of group interaction and leadership in a high-stakes environment.

Coaching the academic leader will increase the selfawareness, social acuity, and relationship management skills that are vital to managing a workforce with such diverse motivations and commitments.

“If you want to know what people value, you need to ask them.”

There’s no better time to write New Year’s resolutions than after spending time with family that stepped on your toes after you, surely without intention, stomped theirs.

Discover the transformative power of aligning coaching values with client needs.

…I’m pleased to report that I’ve been absolutely blown away and humbled by the amount of support and valuable insight I’ve gained in less than 60 days.