Warm greetings to our HCI and Pyramid Resource Group Coaches and Leaders!
Our September Newsletter includes a wrap-up from our HCI Alumni Retreat, courses to consider, and an encouraging note from Choice Magazine.
Thank you Choice, The Magazine of Professional Coaching for highlighting Darelyn "DJ" Mitsch, CEO, MCC.
"DJ" Mitsch is a pioneer in the business coaching field and was one of the first 25 business coaches in the United States to earn a Master Certified Coach designation (MCC) from the International Coaching Federation (ICF). She is a past president of ICF and was responsible for driving the global initiatives to create the chapters and to have international representation on the Board.
Together she and the coaches of Pyramid have served to develop leaders of leaders through innovative programs customized to meet the organizational needs of multi-national companies. DJ is the author of Team Advantage™, Coaching for Extraordinary Results, Zombies to Zealots, and Mystic Grits, a southern girl’s journey to wisdom.
DJ grants insight into creating out of strategic intent in our latest edition “NEW HORIZONS in Leadership - Pushing boundaries in coaching.” Click here to download the article.
She has us question "What is your strategic intent? What is the golden thread of potentiality that draws opportunity and delight into your life as a coach and leader?" "We would like to say a big thanks to DJ for her expertise and for adding such a valuable article to our new edition!"
Learn more on this topic in DJ Mitsch's article "Creating Out of Strategic Intent" that is published in the September issue of Choice Magazine.
Inspire. Coach. Transform.
The Healthcare Coaching Institute Bridge to PCC program covers 80 hours of coach-specific training that includes 60 hours of core coaching skills plus an additional 12 hours of optional healthcare focused courses. Register here.
Register now for the October 12th FREE webinar "Emotions and Neuroscience Related to Coaching" presented from 12 to 1 p.m. (EST) by Marcia Reynolds, PsyD, MCC.
Webinar description: Emotions drive behavior. No emotion is a bad one; the full range of emotional expression is integral to human nature. In coaching, emotions often indicate something important hasn’t been said. It is critical the coach doesn’t react to the client’s emotional expression in a way that makes the client wrong for their expression. Coaches need to develop their own emotional self-awareness to respond with non-reactive empathy and use the expression to forward the conversation. When we allow for emotional expression, we allow the clients to fully show up in a way they may not be able to do anywhere else in their lives. This webinar looks at how to allow for emotional expression and then integrate the expression into the coaching conversation to help clients achieve their desired outcomes.
Our HCI Alumni Retreat allowed us the chance to breathe deeply as we saw some amazing views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Our presenters offered new views of the global health conversation, integration and self-discovery through Somatic movement in the Enneagram.
Nonprofit Spotlight: Nonprofit Spotlight: Dress for Success
“I think each of us female executives, we have a way of giving — for some it’s time or energy, for some it’s money, and for some it’s serving in leadership roles,” said Mitsch. “Pat stayed in her role as both the president and the founder for the first two years I was on the board, and then the third year she asked if I would consider being the board president, and I said yes. At that point, if we could serve 1,500 women a year, that was significant. Now we serve 20,000 women.”
Individual donors and retailers in the area keep DFS Triangle stocked with professional clothes, handbags, shoes, and jewelry.
Beyond her commitment to women helping women, Mitsch had another reason for joining DFS: families. “I served for three and a half years on the board of Prevent Child Abuse North Carolina ,” said Mitsch. “One of the frustrations I had as a resource development chair was that the number of cases in NC for child abuse and neglect was the second highest in the country. What I realized is that when you help mom, you are potentially helping at least two children. So for me it became a really holistic story about impact in the community at large. This outreach has an impact on the family.”
Thank you Cary Magazine for featuring Dress for Success Triangle NC!
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