My Reflections as Chairman of the International Coaching Week 2019

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International Coaching Week is a global celebration of Coaching. I am honoured to chair this event for ICF in Malaysia. The experience reinforced many Leadership Principles that have proven to be golden time and time again. These struck a chord with me.

“Experience Coaching” is Powerful. Participants' positive shifts toward coaching were consistently observed after the coaching experiences. These sessions created more buy-in compared to any other mode. Coaching works!

Team of Strengths. Putting a team together based on Strengths was crucial. When we are leveraging on Strengths, work was lighter, more fun and resulted in fast high-quality outputs.

Momentum of Encouragements. In projects, we inevitably hit roadblocks. Bounce-backs were fast with showers of encouragement. Encouragement came quietly through the high participation rates and swiftly when our coaches sensed a dip. This kept everyone a little higher, a little happier.

Pushing Limits. It may seem easier to do it the way it was done before. Yet, to do so would sacrifice Innovation and Creativity. The team was quick to try out new ideas and ask “Why not?”. This was a game-changer especially our ambition to expand Participant Reach.   

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Testimonial of a Great Job Done!

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Special Thanks to our the ICW Committee and The Executive Committee of ICF

This experience was personally an invaluable one. I would like to thank all the coaches that participated in the International Coaching Week and to my Committee - Emi Kawauchi (Co-Chair), David Khaw (Social Media), Michelle Tan (Events Planning), Jo Anne Ng (Advisor) and the Executive Committee of ICF Malaysia - Jeff Cheah (President), Grace Lee (VP), KC (Events), Tang Wee Hen (Membership), Shantamala Navaratnam(Treasurer), Michael Kim (Secretary) and Azman AR (IT).  Special thanks to Don Hummons as a guest speaker of the closing and Mel Leow for making this happen.


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