Keith E. Webb's Blog, page 22

March 3, 2014

Get Your Message Out: How to Make Videos On Your Laptop With No Editing

Using only email or websites to get your message out is a mistake. People skim, they don’t read. Instead, make simple videos to get your message out. Your audience is more likely to watch you explain details than to read your explanation. In this article, I’ll show you how.


If you can’t see this video in your RSS reader or email, then click here.

My 2 minute video announcement of our new coaching training programs.


I just announced major changes to our coaching training systems. I made a series...

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Published on March 03, 2014 20:00

February 24, 2014

Want To Be A “Certified Coach”?

Any organization can give their students the title “Certified Coach” – and many do. It’s good marketing. However, a certification is only as good as the rigors of the organization behind it. Here are 4 reasons to get your coach credential from an association and not a training school.

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When I lived in Indonesia there was a small shopin Jakarta that sold university degrees from a government-registered university that existed only as a Post Office Box. You could get aBachelor o...

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Published on February 24, 2014 19:55

February 19, 2014

Coaching Presence: 4 Steps to Increase Your Mental Fitness

Coaching is hard work.I see people physically worn out after a 15 minute coaching practice. I’ll show you how to get your mind in shape to pay attention and be present with those you coach.

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What makes coaching so physically taxing?


These days it’s rare to concentrate on one project for more than a quarter of an hour. I read a study a while back that showed that on average a person works on the same topic for only 10 minutes, and during that time approaches the topic by doing...

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Published on February 19, 2014 20:21

Coaching Presence: 4 Steps to Increase Mental Fitness

Coaching is hard work.I see people physically worn out after a 15 minute coaching practice. I’ll show you how to get your mind in shape to pay attention and be present with those you coach.

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What makes coaching so physically taxing?


These days it’s rare to concentrate on one project for more than a quarter of an hour. I read a study a while back that showed that on average a person works on the same topic for only 10 minutes, and during that time approaches the topic by doing...

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Published on February 19, 2014 20:21

February 17, 2014

Self-Help Book Disclaimer

Here is the disclaimer self-help books should include:


“Following the advice in this book could make you millions of dollars and completely transform your life. On the other hand, it may not and you could hurt yourself in the process. So, regardless of the claim I just made – and the claims I made on the cover, back cover, and throughout this book – I make no claims. Use at your own risk. Don’t blame me or the publisher for anything bad that happens to you while trying to implement advice in t...

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Published on February 17, 2014 09:03

February 13, 2014

15 Airline Perks You Can Get for Free. You’ll Love #3!

Airlines are giving away free flights, free upgrades, free drinks, free checked bags, and more. Why aren’t you receiving these freebies? You can! Airlines give them to frequent fliers. I’ll tell you what they are and how to get them.

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It is easy to join a frequent flier program. And it is usually free. You can join online at your airline’s website, or fill out a form in the flight magazine. Choose the airline that you will fly the most. Then stick to that airline. This, of co...

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Published on February 13, 2014 03:01

15 Airline Perks You Can Get for Free, You’ll Love #3

Airlines are giving away free flights, free upgrades, free drinks, free checked bags, and more. Why aren’t you receiving these freebies? You can! Airlines give them to frequent fliers. I’ll tell you what they are and how to get them.

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It is easy to join a frequent flier program. And it is usually free. You can join online at your airline’s website, or fill out a form in the flight magazine. Choose the airline that you will fly the most. Then stick to that airline. This, of co...

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Published on February 13, 2014 03:01

February 7, 2014

Stop Hiding Behind the Internet and Connect Personally

Weall need to “market” ourselves to some extent, even if your focus isyour own employees. Massive amounts of time and money are spent on creating websites, blogs, newsletters, brochures, etc. in order to avoid what we actually need to be doing – connecting personallywith others.

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I work with many non-profit leaders who must do fund raising. Many focus on a Wow website, a compelling video, a social media campaign, or weekly blog posts. When the money doesn’t come pouring in, t...

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Published on February 07, 2014 10:19

January 30, 2014

Coaching and Servant Leadership

Jesus described leadership as serving people rather than lording over them. Yet, two thousand years later – even after all the “How to Be An Empowering Leader” workshops – we still struggle with autocratic leadership. As leaders adopt a coaching approach they become less autocratic and more empowering.

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In Jesus’ day as well as ours, leaders because of their authority can determine the direction of the organization and assign tasks. Those leaders who assign tasks arbitrarily...

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Published on January 30, 2014 03:06

January 22, 2014

How Are You Right?

How you are right is more important than being right. Don’t believe me? Tell me this story hasn’t been repeated a few times in your home.

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Early in my marriage, my wife and I were arguing about something. We each thought we were right. I was right. Finally, after a bit of a verbal battle, I won. She reluctantly admitted that I was right.


Victory!


But I still slept on the sofa that night. This is when I learned the difference between “being right” and “how I am right.”


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Published on January 22, 2014 03:16