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Testimonials

THE QUALITY IS EXCEPTIONAL:

I am so glad I have joined your program. I really appreciate your encouragement and masterful teaching and knowledge. The quality of students and our discussions during tele-classes are exceptional.

– Thomas Merritt, San Diego

YOU PROVIDE MUCH BETTER SUPPORT:

Thank you for offering this program. I have taken other coaching programs that cost two or three times more – and you provide much better and more responsive support, a much higher quality and quantity of materials (including templates that I can use with my clients), and a commitment to my success as an executive coach.

– Laura Chapman, Houston

YOU GO THE EXTRA MILE:

You are so generous with your time and knowledge and go the extra mile to share your expertise. Thank you!

– Frank DiMartino, Tampa

EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED:

Your Executive Coaching Program provides exactly the information I needed. You not only distill the key things an executive coach needs to know, but also show how to attract desirable clients and help them with their most pressing problems. Thank you!

– Robert Burns, San Francisco

VALUE FOR MONEY:

Before signing up for your program, I was skeptical because there is a heckuva lot of "fluff "out there. Within the first few weeks, your program provided much more value than I ever expected. The information you offer is concise, immediately useable, and incredibly effective. Thanks for delivering what your marketing materials promise and exceeding my expectations ten-fold.

– Deborah Wear-Finkle MD MPA, Brunswick, Maine

A USER’S GUIDE TO OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE:

The wisdom contained within [the program] comprises the kind of practical learnings most managers are unable to master in a lifetime of practice. Andrew Neitlich has produced a user’s guide to outstanding performance … a must read and more importantly, a must do!

– Len Schlesinger, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, The Limited, Inc

Online Coaching Certification

 

If you would like to get an online coaching certification from the Center for Executive Coaching then you should log on to their web site at www.centerforexecutivecoaching.com. Becoming a management coach will take a lot of discipline and diligence. You will have to study the books and the material from the site. You will have to burn the midnight oil and you will have to make sure that all that you studied will stay in your head. You will have to make sure that you are able to articulate what you have learned. You will have to make sure that you can apply what you have learned into real life.

 

Aside from the studying, you will also need to be a very patient person when you want to become a management coach. You will be dealing with several managers who are impatient themselves. If there are two impatient people in a room then nothing will happen. You will have to improve your patience if you want to become a successful management coach. There are several ways in which you can improve your patience. One way in improving your patience is by counting to ten when you are really pissed. Instead of exploding like a time bomb, you should count to ten instead. You should be able to lessen the heat of anger at this point.

 

Another way of improving your patience is by enrolling yourself in martial arts. When you are into martial arts, you will have to be disciplined and patient. You can not simply attack an opponent with brute force. You will have to wait for the opponent to make a silly attack and then you hit him or her to the ground when the right opportunity comes. You can improve your patience by taking up yoga. In yoga, you will have to patient with yourself all the time. Breathing takes patience and time and you will not be able to make the poses if you are in a hurry. You need to slowly position yourself and slowly breathe if you want to become successful in yoga. You can improve your patience by trying to learn a musical instrument. W

 

hen you learn how to play a musical instrument, you have to be patient with yourself. You have to take your time to learn a melody or a chord and master it slowly. You can not rush the whole musical learning process because it takes time. When you have mastered yourself already and you can control your temper then you are ready to become a management coach. The true certification of being a management coach lies within. You will have to be disciplined in study and patient in execution if you want to succeed as a management coach. If you are lacking in one of these characteristics then you will have problems succeeding in this field. If you are good at studying but you lack patience then you should work on your patience and that also applies the other way around.