Tag: Integral Coaching

  • PRESS RELEASE

    PRESS RELEASE

    The (un)Summit: Wisdom In Action FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE San Francisco, CA – July 23, 2025 – New Ventures West, a global leader in Integral Coaching and professional development, announces the (un)Summit: Wisdom in Action, a groundbreaking five-day virtual gathering featuring renowned thought leaders Dr. Bayo Akomolafe, John J. Prendergast, Diana Chapman, Minna Salami, and Jessica…

  • Is Empathy Enough?

    Is Empathy Enough?

    What is it that brings a person, maybe you, into a coaching relationship? Is it a feeling of being stuck? Is it a challenging event causing confusion, concern, or something even deeper? Is it one of those “lightbulb moments” where we realize something has to change but we don’t know where to go from that…

  • Harnessing the Power of Feedback in Coaching

    Harnessing the Power of Feedback in Coaching

    Feedback acts as both mirror and catalyst for profound personal and professional development, and through its skillful use in the coaching space, so much transformation can occur if used in the right way, at the right time. Understanding how to effectively use feedback in coaching has become essential for coaches seeking to create lasting impact…

  • The Role of Integral Coaching in Leadership Development

    The Role of Integral Coaching in Leadership Development

    “I am the bottleneck. Everyone comes to me with their key decisions. In order for us to mature as an organization, I know this needs to change. I am trying different techniques and they have helped but only marginally. I really need a significant shift to happen. People need to feel empowered to decide and…

  • The Being & Doing Dilemma

    The Being & Doing Dilemma

    Originally Published on Feb 2, 2025 Explore the Being+Doing dilemma and discover how to balance your inner self with external expectations. Embrace a journey of self-awareness and authenticity. “We are human beings, not human doings.” “I need to stop doing and be more.” When have you said something like this? Heard someone else? I have.…

  • We’ve Been In Training

    We’ve Been In Training

  • The Case For Discomfort

    The Case For Discomfort

    Any form of development work is an invitation to be with discomfort. Whether it is seeing a new distinction, taking up a new practice, or feeling that emotion and sensation you have been avoiding, some part of us—usually neglected or forgotten—is stretched. Development occurs through a series of stress and rest. Staying comfortable with what…

  • Who – How – What

    Who – How – What

    Hitting Ceilings of Change “I am the bottleneck. Everyone comes to me with their key decisions. In order for us to mature as an organization, I know this needs to change. I am trying different techniques and they have helped and I recognize the need for something more. I really need a significant shift to…

  • The Sacred Space Between

    The Sacred Space Between

  • The Point of a Question

    The Point of a Question

    The quest for the answer beckons the answer into becoming. What if the answer has always been the arising? This question arose within and guides my pondering today. Profound or contrived? Let’s give it some space and air to breathe before we judge it. Increasingly, I’ve been experiencing my capacity to be with the questions…

  • Turning Twenty Percent Into One Hundred Percent

    Turning Twenty Percent Into One Hundred Percent

  • The Edges of Coaching

    The Edges of Coaching

  • Living Multi-Centered: Bringing Unity, Belonging and Equity to a Splitting World

    Living Multi-Centered: Bringing Unity, Belonging and Equity to a Splitting World

  • Key Lessons About Purpose

    Key Lessons About Purpose

  • Always Becoming You

    Always Becoming You

  • Listening to Your Life

    Listening to Your Life

  • Walking into Vocation

    Walking into Vocation

  • Supporting High Risk Youth

    Supporting High Risk Youth

  • Layers of Listening

    Layers of Listening

    Many of us spend the majority of our days in conversations of one kind or another. This is particularly true for coaches, therapists, and other practitioners who spend their time supporting others’ development. Bringing greater mindfulness to how we approach conversations with anyone—our clients, colleagues, partners, children, friends, and others—holds the potential to make these…

  • Making Room for Integration

    Making Room for Integration

    This article first appeared on the Mindful Leader blog in September 2021.  “Along with all the growth and healing, remember to give yourself time for integration, which is a fancy word for ‘allowing sh*t to settle.’ It looks like doing nothing. This nothing is necessary.” – Emily McDowell Has it ever happened to you? You’ve been…

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