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About Stephan Wiedner

Stephan Wiedner is the co-founder of Noomii.com and editor of the Un-Self-Help Blog. He creates kick-ass accountability systems for entrepreneurs and free thinkers who want to forge a unique path in this world. Follow Stephan on Google+.

Business Coaching Takes Vancouver Moving Company From Good to Great
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Quality Move Management (QMM) started using the services of a business coach in 2005. One year later, they won the 2006 ICF Vancouver Prism Award for businesscoaching excellence. I did some followup investigation to see how coaching was still impacting their business. I was pleased to learn that over five years later, QMM is still […]

Posted on February 24, 2010 by Stephan Wiedner

Attend the Vancouver ICF Prism Event – It's Well Worth the $50 Bucks
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If you’re a Vancouver business coach looking for lucrative paying clients, the International Coach Federation (ICF) Vancouver Chapter Prism Awards is about the best way to invest $50. It may seem like a lot of money for breakfast but it will make you a better coach and it’s a great marketing opportunity. Become a better […]

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The ABCs of Believing in Others
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What does teaching elementary school kids their A-B-Cs and 1-2-3s have to do with helping people live more happy and healthy lives? I recently had the privilege of hearing a keynote speech by Dr. Tal Ben-Shahar. He was first made famous when the attendence of his introductory positive psychology class at Harvard swelled from eight […]

Posted on February 18, 2010 by Stephan Wiedner

Navigating the dark and ugly waters of spousal infidelity
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While Tiger and Elin Woods might make the headlines, millions of ordinary couples are also grappling with the pain of adultery. “Elin might feel incredibly isolated and alone,쎃슢쎢슬쎂슝 suggests relationship coach Hadley Earabino, 쎃슢쎢슬쎅but this planet is full of men and women who have experienced the pain of betrayal.쎃슢쎢슬쎂슝 Tiger is allegedly struggling with a […]

Posted on February 16, 2010 by Stephan Wiedner

Dealing with your Spouse’s Stroke: Terrill Welch’s Coaching Journey
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Smack! One day you wake up and the next thing you know, you’re at the hospital holding your partner’s hand. They’ve just suffered a brain attack. I recently had the pleasure of talking to one of Vancouver’s coach leaders and trailblazers, Terrill Welch. Despite her success and influence, she has partially closed the doors of […]

Posted on February 9, 2010 by Stephan Wiedner

An Interview with Coach Radio Show Host Julie Cusmariu
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Julie Cusmariu, intuitive consultant, certified life coach, and speaker, is the creator and host of Heart Beat – internet radio with a pulse; ‘Conversations with individuals who live and lead with their heart’.

Posted on February 3, 2010 by Stephan Wiedner

Future Visualizations to Achieve Goals, Not Just Good, Good, Good Vibrations
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Future visualizations are great emotionally uplifting tools. They allow clients to bask in the possibilities of an open future. While these are great techniques to feel good, clients want to make progress on their goals. Especially if they are paying you for it. Not surprisingly, research concludes that future visualizations can dramatically improve goal achievement […]

Posted on January 14, 2010 by Stephan Wiedner

4 Tips to Strengthen your Coaching Relationship
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What is the glue that holds relationships together? What makes friendships last? It turns out that there is an increasing amount of research being done in this area indicating that strong interpersonal relationships are built on a foundation of well-delivered appreciation toward the other person. Showing appreciation is closely tied to acknowledgment – a coaching […]

Posted on December 15, 2009 by Stephan Wiedner

Not taking the time to coach? The how & why of a simple Coaching Agreement
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You understand the benefits of coaching and you want to be held accountable to your weekly action plan. You find a coach or coaching partner but you keep missing your coaching sessions. Or even worse, if you’re the coach, the coachee keeps missing the scheduled sessions. It’s frustrating and disappointing. Like anything, coaching only works […]

Posted on November 5, 2009 by Stephan Wiedner