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“Mentors offer great advice; coaches ask great questions.”
by Zack Ferres, Entrepreneur Magazine, 10/26/17.
… Up to 40 percent of Fortune 500 companies now work with executive coaches, according to consulting firm Hay Group…
I posted about this coaching paradox on LinkedIn a while back, and my post attracted a flood of comments. After reading them through, I realized that many people don’t understand the distinction between a mentor and a coach. While these positions might seem similar, there’s actually a world of difference between the two.
“Mentors,” for one thing, don’t usually follow a fixed schedule or require payment. They help with strategic issues, answering questions for founders without actively participating in company operations.
“Coaches,” on the other hand, are not afraid to get their hands dirty. They are typically paid, and operate on, a fixed schedule to help entrepreneurs make themselves better. Mentors offer great advice; coaches ask great questions…
Read more: https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/303361
by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D. and the 2017 Missional Coaches Cohort, 2/1/17.
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by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D. and the 2017 Missional Coaches Cohort, 2/1/17.
© Bob Whitesel DMin PhD & MissionalCoaches.com #PowellChurch
by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D. and the 2017 Missional Coaches Cohort, 2/1/17.
© Bob Whitesel DMin PhD & MissionalCoaches.com #PowellChurch
by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D. and the 2017 Missional Coaches Cohort, 2/1/17.
© Bob Whitesel DMin PhD & MissionalCoaches.com #PowellChurch
by Bob Whitesel D.Min., Ph.D. and the 2017 Missional Coaches Cohort, 2/1/17.
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Commentary by Dr. Whitesel: I encourage my students and the Missional Coaches I train to write “executive summaries” of books and articles they read. It is a helpful way to help other students who haven’t read the book/article.
Below are some brief bulleted points describing what constitutes an executive summary. (BTW, an executive summary of a book/article is different than an executive summary of a business plan which serves as an overview of a business proposal).
An Executive Summary is:
+ Often about 10% of the length of a short document, but not over 10 pages long, + Written to provide an “executive” with,
– An overview of the document and its main points.
– A recommendation to the executive based on the overview.
An executive summary is usually written for an executive that will not read the original document, hence accuracy and a recommendation are paramount.
I suggest that students and Missional Coaches aim for a two page overview, including recommendations.
If the writer is reading the document for their own benefit, then the recommendations would be for improving their own ministry.
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Curtis Thompson receiving his 2014 MISSIONAL COACHES CERTIFICATION in Orlando, at RENOVATE: The National Conference on Church
2014 Missional Coaches in Key Largo, FL
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