*Uncommon Conversation* July 3rd & August 1 with Host Gordon Clark and Guest Shirley Anderson
| July 3, 2008 | ||
| 10:00 am | to | 11:00 am |
| Eastern Time Zone | ||
Again, they return!
Host Gordon Clark and guest Shirley Anderson are returning to The Coaching Commons riding the crest of a tidal wave of enthusiasm. Please see and listen to The New Wave of Coaching Uncommon Conversations from April 25, May 2, May 9, June 6 and July 3.
Unrehearsed, unpredictable and unabashed, these two master coaches are famous for being as surprised as their listeners by the directions their conversations open up.
The intention of this one hour monthly conversation is to explore what is relevant and thought provoking in the world of coaching.
Listener participation is invited and encouraged.
This new series of conversations has been especially created for the Coaching Commons. It is part of a series entitled 2008 - The Year of Uncommon Conversations produced by Katherine Gotshall English.
Expect the uncommon when one coach practices meditation and the other is practicing the snare drum in preparation for the upcoming Fourth of July parade.
To attend this Uncommon Conversation and participate live with questions or examples, register below.
If you can’t attend live, post your thoughts/questions below and remember to come back to CoachingCommons.org where the recording will be posted for your listening pleasure. Cost to attend the call: Free, except your own long-distance telephone.
Click here to listen to the July 3rd recording!
Click here to listen to the August 1st recording!
Mark your calendars for the following future conversations October 3, November 7 and December 5.
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Comment by Linda Ballew on 3 July 2008:
Thanks Gordon and Shirley for a wonderful hour packed with remarkable conversation to take away and think about. I look so forward to each and every one!
Comment by Elizabeth Crouch on 3 July 2008:
Hi Shirley,
I’m not the least bit surprised that you will actively participate in your community’s Fourth of July festivities!
Why no surprise?
You’ve been at the front of the ‘coaching parade’ for years. And every month you finely hone the rhythm and beat of the ‘coaching drums’ in the Coaching Salon. It’s wonderful that you are taking coaching to the streets to celebrate independence and to have some downright fun!
How artfully might each of us take this opportunity to express our freedom, our independence, our unique coaching voice?