by Gary Reinecke | May 30, 2017 | Uncategorized |
Greetings,
It’s not often that I endorse a coaching event, but the World Business & Executive Coach Summit (WBECS) is unique! You get to learn from over 50 of the most brilliant minds and successful coaches in one place. For those of us in ministry and see coaching as a tool to develop leaders, it is like going to the Global Leadership Summit (WIllow Creek Association) to hear from experts in related fields – but on the topic of coaching.
Each year they bring together world-class experts and sought-after coaches who you’d usually have to pay thousands of dollars for to hear them speak at conferences and events.
At WBECS during the Pre-Summit, you get to learn from them (live!) at absolutely no cost.
Whether you coach church planters, pastors, network leaders or missionaries – you will benefit from the content you glean from the experts in diverse fields. I am committed to develop my knowledge base on coaching, as well as developing you and your knowledge base. It is really fun to draw upon new insights from let’s say, the neuro-science of coaching; then apply it to coaching church multiplication leaders.
You can register for as many online classes as you like and they even upgraded the event this year with focused Round Tables, Implementation Mastery Sessions and more exciting opportunities to learn and engage.
Click here to learn more and secure your spot before the most popular sessions are full!
Blessings,
Gary Reinecke
by Gary Reinecke | May 23, 2017 | Uncategorized |
To continue on the theme of disciplemaking movements this year, I propose a guiding question for you and those you coach:
How can you engage a person to take a step forward, who is searching for something more in life?
Reflect on that for a moment.
- Who do you know in that space?
- How would you answer this question for yourself?
- Who are you coaching that needs to ask this question, of the people they are developing?
I look forward to reading your response below.
by Gary Reinecke | May 13, 2017 | Uncategorized |
A few months ago I was visiting Stanford University. During my stay I enjoyed a lecture by Dr. Tina Seelig on Creativity. As I listened, I reflected on how the process she described related so well to coaching.
In fact, the more I listened, the more I could see the natural connections. She described her Innovation Engine. It is made up of two components: the Interior (those things we control) & the Exterior (those thing the environment dictates). Three areas make up each component that are intimately connected as seen in the mobius strip.
INTERIOR
- Attitude
- Knowledge
- Imagination
EXTERIOR
- Culture
- Resources
- Habitat
When you coach a person you are tapping into their ability to think differently than they normally think. That is why you are coaching them in the first place. If they could do it alone then they would not need you.
Not too long ago I was meeting with a leader who was stuck. She wanted to reflect on the next season of life and work, but was unable to get there on her own. Through asking questions and helping her reflect on where she sensed God calling her to do, she made a significant adjustment in her vision. She ended-up downsizing her ministry which eventually led to a new assignment altogether. What might seem like a straight forward process is oftentimes confusing when you are the one in transition.
Here is a TED Talk entitled Crash Course on Creativity by Tina Selig to give you a framework for creativity so that you can coach more intentionally in this area.