Ed Higgins
The Practice of Coaching – Fight, Flight, or ...
The Practice of Coaching – Fight, Flight, or Coach?
Ed Higgins
Perceiving Complexities

I use the practice of making photographs to sharpen the presence, listening, and questioning required to coach…

Perceiving Complexities
Ed Higgins
Evaluating a Coach in an Unregulated Industry.

You may have noticed a number of LinkedIn members posting their International Coaching Federation (ICF) digital badges with an invitation to “view my verified achievement.” Upon clicking on the badge, you will find independent verification that these individuals belong to ICF, a recognized organization among others seeking to govern its professional members through established standards. You will also find that these individuals have enrolled in or completed basic coaching training, and a commitment to abide by the ICF Code of Ethics. Is that enough in selecting a coach to work with?

Evaluating a Coach in an Unregulated Industry.
Ed Higgins
Building Up Education, Breaking Down Bureaucracy

The future of education rests with the experts in the classroom, not in the bureaucracy. School Districts would be served by repurposing administrators as “Chiefs of Questioning and Listening,” “Innovation Provocateurs,” or simply as “Illuminators,” all shining light on the bright ideas shadowed by today’s suffocating organizational structure.

Building Up Education, Breaking Down Bureaucracy
Ed Higgins
Seeing a Different Perspective
Seeing a Different Perspective

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Evaluating a Coach in an Unregulated Industry.

Evaluating a Coach in an Unregulated Industry.

You may have noticed a number of LinkedIn members posting their International Coaching Federation (ICF) digital badges with an invitation to “view my verified achievement.” Upon clicking on the badge, you will find independent verification that these individuals belong to ICF, a recognized organization among others seeking to govern its professional members through established standards. You will also find that these individuals have enrolled in or completed basic coaching training, and a commitment to abide by the ICF Code of Ethics. Is that enough in selecting a coach to work with?