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HCP - Ep. 148 - Coaching (Guest Keith Webb)On this episode of the HCP, Larry and Drew welcome Author and Coaching expert Dr. Keith Webb to the podcast. Keith is the Author of “The Coach Model” and founder of Creative Results Management. As church leaders, there are a myriad of opportunities to coach leaders in our congregations. Keith shares about what it means to listen well and “draw” out people in conversations that will help them get to the next level of leadership and growth. For more information about Creative Results Management go to:www.CreativeResultsManagement.comFor info on “The Coach Model”, find it at the above website or at https://www.amazon.com/Coach-Model-Christian-Leaders-Leadership/dp/1642793574/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3DNREEK2PXUQJ&keywords=the+coach+model+keith+webb&qid=1682294457&sprefix=The+Coach+Model%2Caps%2C221&sr=8-1You can email us at info@healthychurchpodcast.com orTo find more information about The Healthy Church Podcast go to:http://www.healthychurchpodcast.comor find us on FaceBook!

We find out about action cameras (GoPros and their equivalents), including how best to film, how to edit and how to go viral. Plus we discover whether the Carv helped Iain ski better, and about the world's most sustainable ski trip.   Iain was joined by Anna Hughes (founder of Flight Free UK), Chris Moran (Intersport Ski Hire) and podcast regular Al Morgan (SkiKitInfo.com) The Ski Podcast is sponsored by Les 3 Vallees - the largest ski area in the world SHOW NOTES Listen to our special podcast with snowboarding pioneer Chris Moran Al was last on the podcast in Episode 168, telling us about the ski test Alex Armand (Tip Top Ski Coaching) reported from Les 2 Alpes, France (03:45) Robin Shah sent us his report from Verbier in Switzerland (4:30) Steve Angus works a ski instructor in Val d'Isere (5:50) Keith Webb reported from Kaprun in Austria (7:20) Thanks to Joe Childs for suggesting our chat about action cameras (8:20) Check out the Skipedia YouTube channel (09:15) Iain and Al both use a GoPro Hero7 Black  Al also uses an Insta360 One X2 (09:45) Chris uses an iPhone 13 Pro for most of his filming (12:00) Take a look at Al's SkiKitInfo channel here (17:45) Overheard in French Ski Resorts' went viral in 2017 (21:30)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q37Gp0xge74    Chris starred in snowboard movies back in the day like Odd Man Out and Daytripper (23:15) Chris uses Adobe Premiere for editing (25:30) You can follow Intersport Rent on TikTok (26:30) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdGwK-rK4I4 Anna Hughes is the founder of Flight Free UK (29:30) Anna travelled to Anzere in Switzerland (34:00) POW recently produced this excellent graphic showing how the carbon cost of your ski trip can be divided up (34:45) Anna rented clothes from Ecoski (35:15) Read Anna's article in the Evening Standard (41:00) Iain used the Carv while on holiday in Roccaraso (41:15) Iain had his ski boots fitted at Profeet: you can listen to his experience in Episode 163 There is a 'Train With An Olympian' setting with Ted Ligety (46:00) Mia Brookes became Snowboard World Champion in Slopestyle (50:45) Iain interviewed Mia in Episode 158 Charlotte Brookes/Huw Nightingale Team won the Team Snowboard Cross Zoe Atkin took silver in the Ski Halfpipe (51:45) Find out about the Loch Insh Crowdfunder Read Iain's article about Bladon Lines in Ski+Board magazine (52:30) FEEDBACK (52:30) I enjoy all feedback about the show, I like to know what you think, ideas for features so please contact on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com Richard Sideways: "Really good interview with Ed Leigh. His passion for the mountains and the sport really comes across" Ryunis: "Excellent pod with Ed Leigh. Possibly my favourite yet" Dale Hardman: "170 was a great episode" Tom Thorp: "Thank you for all your work creating interesting episodes & insights" There are over 170 episodes to catch up with and 118 were listened to in the last week. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss an episode. And if you enjoy the pod, you can Buy Me a Coffee as Heather Burns kindly did:  "So love your podcasts, listen to them with my kids and now have requests to go ski touring and open water swimming. Really love your championing of more sustainable travel, whilst we drive to our ski holidays (definitely a much moved part of the trips) we are now taking the train not the plain for a trip to Berlin in the summer checking out the new Eurosleeper"  You can follow iain @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast

In Episode 166, we discuss skiing in Iraq and Afghanistan with Ashley Hartz and James Willcox from Untamed Borders, as well as ice swimming in Samoens with Cathy Munro.   The Ski Podcast is sponsored by Les 3 Vallées - the largest ski area in the world SHOW NOTES James was last on the podcast in March 2021 when we discussed skiing in Afghanistan Ashley is based in Snoqualmie in Washington State, USA Patrick Thorne is the author of 'Around the World in 50 Pistes' and was on the podcast in Episode 162 (3:45) Alex Irwin from 150 Days of Winter reported from Courchevel, France (5:30) Dave Burrows from SnowPros Ski School reported from Courmayeur and Pila in the Aosta Valley, Italy (6:30) Keith Webb reported from Badhofgastein in Austria (10:00) Gethin James reported from Cairngorm Mountain in Scotland (11:44) Gethin joined us for Episode 162 to tell us about skiing in Solden  Find out about the new Rannoch chairlift at Glencoe Mountain  Ashley tells us about skiing in Iraq (13:15)  The Hamilton Road links Iraq and Iran (15:15) Korek ski resort in Iraq has 200m of groomed pistes (16:30) Find out about Free to Run (23:00) The 6th Choman Winter Festival took place in 2022 (24:30) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiD8ckLY054 The Iraq Ski Rally was set up by Untamed Winters (26:30) Check the latest FCO advice on Iraq (29:45) Untamed Borders helped with the logistics for Michael Palin's programme ‘Into Iraq' recorded for Channel 5 (30:00) Try Battleface travel insurance for cover in destinations like Iraq (30:30) Listen to our special episode about skiing in Afghanistan (33:00) Read about the Afghan Sports Trust (35:00) The World Ice Swimming Championships are taking place in Samoens in January 2022 (40:00) You can follow Iain @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast on social media

In Episode 163 Iain has his ski boots fitted at Profeet, we discuss how to protect your skin when skiing and look at La Plagne glacier lift changes. Iain was joined by Jen Tsang from La Plagne and regular guest and equipment expert Al Morgan from SkiKitInfo.com and down the line by Michelle Baker from Melanoma Fund and Tim Fawke from Snowsport England.   SHOW NOTES Jen last appeared on the snow in Episode 99 Al skied in Obertauern in Austria The Ski Podcast is sponsored by Les 3 Vallées - the largest ski area in the world Patrick Thorne is author of 'Around the World in 50 Pistes' and appeared on the show in Episode 162  Les 3 Vallées once had 220 lifts, but now it's only 160 – as they are bigger and faster, with an uplift capacity of 300,000 skiers/snowboarders per hour Chris Moran from Intersport Ski Hire reported from the opening weekend in Courchevel (3:40) Dave Burrows from SnowPros Ski School was in Cervinia, Italy (5:30) Keith Webb reported from Kaprun, Austria (7:10) Betony Garner was skiing in Courmayeur, Italy (9:20) Michelle Baker is the CEO of the Melanoma Fund about their new snowsports campaign (10:15) Tim Fawke is the CEO of Snowsport England La Plagne are making changes to the Bellecote glacier (18:20) Find out about the Flocon Vert accreditation from Mountain Riders (22:40) Six more resorts were awarded the Flocon Vert last month (23:15) After a lot of discussion with Al, Iain chose the Atomic Hawx Prime XTD 130 CT GW for his new boots (24:45) Al explains about GripWalk soles in ski boots (26:50) Iain went to Profeet in Fulham to have his new boots fitted and custom insoles made (28:00) Master bootfitter Sam Jones looked after Iain (29:30) Sam also fitted the Carv device, which Iain will be testing in Val Thorens later this month (36:30) The choice of sock material (merino, silk, manmade) depends on individual physiology and budget (38:30)    Feedback Please send your feedback about the show to us on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com Thanks to all our following at Snowheads and your comments about our Ski Boot Special (Episode 161) MikePow: "Great episode. Essential listening" boredsurfin: "Excellent episode" BobinCH: "Colin is hilarious and super knowledgeable" Layne: "Another great episode - keep up the good work" Miranda Slater contacted us via Facebook: "I'm a great fan of your Podcast and love to  listen when you drop new episodes. Thanks for all your insightful interviews."   Don't forget that there are over 160 episodes to catch up with. 153 of these were listened to in the last week (only the PyeongChang Winter Olympic specials missed out).    If you enjoy the show, there's two things you can do to help:    1) Give us a review on Apple Podcasts  2) Buy me a Coffee at buymeacoffee.com/theskipodcast    You can follow me@skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast

Listen to the latest episode of Shop Talk: with Brandi and James as they interview Keith Webb to talk about Coaching and why coaching skills are an essential for good leadership. Keith Webb is a coach, trainer and author. He advocates for a different kind of leadership, one that works on-the-go with people everywhere. He lived […]

Dr. Keith Webb is a PCC coach, author, speaker, and consultant specializing in leadership development. He is the founder of Creative Results Management, a global training organization focused on equipping Christian leaders. He talks to Michael Cheuk about the lessons he's learned about cross-cultural coaching, especially during the years he spent training and coaching Christians in Indonesia. He explains how the differences between hierarchical vs. egalitarian cultures, and individualist vs. collectivist societies motivated him to create his COACH Model®. Also, as a note, if you're interested in subscribing to Christian Coaching Magazine, you can do so by going to christiancoachingmag.com and paying $15 per year, which not only gives you access to amazing articles on coaching but also helps to support Michael in bringing added value such as this interview.

Title: Holy Spirit: The redeemer from the Curse Series: None Speaker: Keith Webb Date: September 26 2021 CCLI Church Copyright License #2271707

Dave and Reb are taking a break from recording for a few weeks and are re-airing some of their favourites. They will be back next week with more money talk! Happy summer and enjoy! Dave and Reb welcome back Dr. Keith Webb, founder and president of Creative Results Management, on today's "Let's Talk Money". They continue their discussion about coaching, and how changing the conversation by listening and asking questions will change the results people see in their lives. To learn more about Dr. Webb, his book, and his ministry, go to creativeresultsmanagement.com, or keithwebb.com. Today's show is sponsored by More Than Enough Financial - a financial coaching, tax and mortgage company helping people find hope and freedom in their finances one day at a time. Go to morethanenough.ca to find out more about how financial coaching can change your life. Aired: August 13th, 2021 on CHRI Radio 99.1FM in Ottawa, Canada. For questions or to schedule an appointment with a More Than Enough team member, e-mail david@morethanenough.ca or call 613-520-4157. Visit morethanenough.ca for more information. For more CHRI shows, visit chri.ca.

Dave and Reb are taking a break from recording for a few weeks and are re-airing some of their favourites. Happy summer and enjoy! Talking about financial coaching is one of Dave's favourite things to do. Today on "Let's Talk Money with Dave and Reb", the co-hosts welcome Dr. Keith Webb to talk about coaching. Author of The Coaching Model for Christian Leaders, Dr, Webb is one of Dave's coaching mentors - all because of the book he wrote. Listen in to hear Dr. Webb's story and how he created and developed a coaching model based on Scripture. To learn more about Dr. Webb, his book, and his ministry, go to creativeresultsmanagement.com, or keithwebb.com. Today's show is sponsored by More Than Enough Financial - a financial coaching, tax and mortgage company helping people find hope and freedom in their finances one day at a time. Go to morethanenough.ca for more information Aired: August 6th, 2021 on CHRI Radio 99.1FM in Ottawa, Canada. For questions or to schedule an appointment with a More Than Enough team member, e-mail david@morethanenough.ca or call 613-520-4157. Visit morethanenough.ca for more information. For more CHRI shows, visit chri.ca.

Title: I Corinthians 16:5 - 12 Series: Church under Fire Speaker: Keith Webb Date: July 11 2021 CCLI Church Copyright License #2271707 Copyright © 2021 Seattle Revival Center.

South Africa's private sector has welcomed the government's decision to lift the licensing threshold for embedded generation projects to 100 megawatts. Business Day TV discussed this move in detail with Keith Webb from RMB.

Keith Webb is part of ForgottenLtd, a campaign group representing workers excluded from furlough support since day one of the pandemic. He speaks to Mike about how ForgottenLtd are representing workers, and what Labour can do to help. 

This week on the How Long To Beat Podcast, Ric, Alex, and Paula have the pleasure of welcoming on the mind behind Go! Go! Kokopolo, Keith Webb! Their conversation is bookended by the gang's Beaten, Retired, and Played games – as well as this month's Fantasy Critic League update by Abatage – and this week's instalment of How Long To Beat? The Game!You can find us all on the HowLongToBeat forums, or email us at hltbpodcast@gmail.comYou can find Keith at http://www.webbsta.com/ and https://twitter.com/TanukiiStudiosMusic – Ian EdwardGraphic design – M4thew00:00:00​ - Intro00:01:08​ - Fantasy Critic League Round-up00:04:53​ - Games Beaten00:38:36​ - Games Retired00:46:47 - Games Playing01:02:44​ - Interview with Keith Webb01:48:45​ - How Long To Beat? The Game!Games Mentioned:Paula: Diabolik Lovers [Vita], HOPE [PC], TOPOGRAPHY [PC], The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Switch), Go! Go! Kokopolo! 3D [3DS], The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince [Switch],Alex: Earthbound [SNES], ZZT [MSDOS], Magical Quest starring Mickey Mouse [SNES], Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage [SNES], Mass Effect Legendary Edition [Xbox], Portal 2 [360], Dicey Dungeons [Switch], Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time [SNES]Ric: The Hallway (Vita), Super Metroid (SNES, via Vita), Pokemon SoulSilver (DS), Eliss (iOS), Carcassonne (PC), Mirror's Edge: Catalyst (PS4), Vagrant Story (Vita), Lichdom: Battlemage (PC), Quake (PS Vita), Taiko Drum Master V (Vita), IA/VT Colorful (Vita), UPPERS (Vita)

Dave and Reb welcome back Dr. Keith Webb, founder and president of Creative Results Management, on today's "Let's Talk Money". They continue their discussion about coaching, and how changing the conversation by listening and asking questions will change the results people see in their lives. To learn more about Dr. Webb, his book, and his ministry, go to creativeresultsmanagement.com, or keithwebb.com. Today's show is sponsored by More Than Enough Financial - a financial coaching, tax and mortgage company helping people find hope and freedom in their finances one day at a time. Go to www.morethanenough.ca to find out more about how financial coaching can change your life. Aired: March 19th, 2021 on CHRI Radio 99.1FM in Ottawa, Canada. For questions or to schedule an appointment with a More Than Enough team member, e-mail david@morethanenough.ca or call 613-520-4157. Visit morethanenough.ca for more information. For more CHRI shows, visit chri.ca.

Dave and Reb welcome back Dr. Keith Webb, founder and president of Creative Results Management, on today's "Let's Talk Money". They continue their discussion about coaching, and how changing the conversation by listening and asking questions will change the results people see in their lives. To learn more about Dr. Webb, his book, and his ministry, go to creativeresultsmanagement.com, or keithwebb.com. Today's show is sponsored by More Than Enough Financial - a financial coaching, tax and mortgage company helping people find hope and freedom in their finances one day at a time. Go to www.morethanenough.ca to find out more about how financial coaching can change your life. Aired: March 19th, 2021 on CHRI Radio 99.1FM in Ottawa, Canada. For questions or to schedule an appointment with a More Than Enough team member, e-mail david@morethanenough.ca or call 613-520-4157. Visit morethanenough.ca for more information. For more CHRI shows, visit chri.ca.

Talking about financial coaching is one of Dave's favourite things to do. Today on "Let's Talk Money with Dave and Reb", the co-hosts welcome Dr. Keith Webb to talk about coaching. Author of The Coaching Model for Christian Leaders, Dr, Webb is one of Dave's coaching mentors - all because of the book he wrote. Listen in to hear Dr. Webb's story and how he created and developed a coaching model based on Scripture. To learn more about Dr. Webb, his book, and his ministry, go to creativeresultsmanagement.com, or keithwebb.com. Today's show is sponsored by More Than Enough Financial - a financial coaching, tax and mortgage company helping people find hope and freedom in their finances one day at a time. Go to www.morethanenough.ca for more information. Aired: March 12th, 2021 on CHRI Radio 99.1FM in Ottawa, Canada. For questions or to schedule an appointment with a More Than Enough team member, e-mail david@morethanenough.ca or call 613-520-4157. Visit morethanenough.ca for more information. For more CHRI shows, visit chri.ca.

Keith Webb - @webbyoffside - is a Regional Coach Development Manager (East) at The FA who has previously coached at Norwich City, Kings Lynn and Winnipeg Phoenix. He is a former England Cerebral Palsy (CP) Head Coach and led the Great Britain CP squad at Rio 2016.

As the roll out of the Coronavirus vaccination programme gathers pace, campaigners are calling for all people with a Learning Disability to be given priority for the jab. Figures show that people with LD are six times more likely to die from Covid 19 than the general population. We hear from Ciara Lawrence and Harry Roache who both have mild Learning Disabilities, Byline Times writer Saba Salman, Mencap CEO Edel Harris, and Gary Bourlet, founder of Learning Disability England. This week's other story focusses on the plight of the 3 million self employed people excluded from the government's Coronavirus support schemes and features Byline Times writer Mike Buckley and Keith Webb from Forgotten Limited. Presented and Produced in Birmingham by Adrian Goldberg.

As the roll out of the Coronavirus vaccination programme gathers pace, campaigners are calling for all people with a Learning Disability to be given priority for the jab. Figures show that people with LD are six times more likely to die from Covid 19 than the general population.We hear from Ciara Lawrence and Harry Roache who both have mild Learning Disabilities, Byline Times writer Saba Salman, Mencap CEO Edel Harris, and Gary Bourlet, founder of Learning Disability England.This week's other story focusses on the plight of the 3 million self employed people excluded from the government's Coronavirus support schemes and features Byline Times writer Mike Buckley and Keith Webb from Forgotten Limited.Presented and Produced in Birmingham by Adrian Goldberg. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Keith Webb - @webbyoffside - is a Regional Coach Development Manager (East) at The FA who has previously coached at Norwich City, Kings Lynn and Winnipeg Phoenix. He is a former England Cerebral Palsy (CP) Head Coach and led the Great Britain CP squad at Rio 2016. Resources mentioned: Clive Woodward - Winning - amzn.to/2Bnv1EX Keith's Bootroom Articles: ‘Do You See What I See?' bit.ly/2klTuDU Liverpool FA Course Programme - bit.ly/1K9YzWD The Bootroom Magazine - www.thefa.com/get-involved/coach/the-boot-room Music by Terry Devine-King via audionetwork.com

In this one off special, Jim and Iain were joined by BBC Ski Sunday presenter Graham Bell. Questions were sent in advance or submitted live by our community and included:- Have you ever snowboarded? (Keith Webb)  - Is there any country you see joining traditional powerhouses on the World Cup circuit in the future? (Steve Whitaker) - Will we ever see a Chinese skier on a downhill podium? (Iain)- Who is the best skier you have ever skied with or raced against? (Keith Webb) -  I would love to know how you filmed opening titles for Ski Sunday - it never ceases to amaze me (Helena Taylor)- Will Ski Sunday include more mogul skiing next season, as the GB mogul team was very successful last year? (Kay Bates)You can watch the Q&A on our Facebook page here.

100. Yes, this is the 100th episode of Coaching for Potential.  Enjoy a bit of a recap! What were the best episodes from our listeners perspectives?  To Celebrate we give you the top ideas learned from several of our listeners and the episodes they reference in the notes below. We list some of the 45 countries that have had downloads, and we give you a top 10 list of the most downloaded episodes. Enjoy, and Thank you for listening to Coaching for Potential. You the listener made this possible.  Listeners recommended Podcast: (We interviewed them and this is what they shared.) 66: Seven Mistakes to Avoid as a Coach Recommended by Kimmie 75: Make Coaching Easy, Not a Process. Recommended by Joy 89: “Judge not lest ye be judged” A key to being a great coach! Recommended by Jaedine 51 How to Grow Employee Engagement with Meridith Elliott Powell’  Recommended by  Michelle 96. The Coach Model with Dr. Keith Webb  Recommended by Liz Top 10 Most Downloaded Episodes of the First 100: 21: Using Courageous Goals. 66: Seven Mistakes to Avoid as a Coach 20: How to Coach Employees Who Don’t Want to Get Promoted 84 When it is Foggy in the Pulpit it is Cloudy in the Pews! 49 Coaching for Progress, The Power of Goals. 56: The 5 Keys to Holding People Accountable 83. Do You Appreciate Your Employees? Does Your Boss Appreciate You? 75: Make Coaching Easy, Not a Process. 85. Power of Presence with Andy Huckaba 87: Have You Ever Granted 5 Wishes?  

Welcome to this 7-part series on creating consistent balance in your life.Did you know that 2 out of 3 people believe their lives were out of balance? That is not a fun statistic. As someone that can get out of balance and put too much focus on work, this statistic hits home for me. Because of this, I think it's important to me to keep a pulse on how I'm doing at maintaining a reasonable balance in my life. Realistically, we will never be fully balanced for long periods of time, but we can be aware of where things are off. In this 7-part series, we will look at seven ways to create consistent balance in your life. Realistically, I understand there will always be ups and downs, highs and lows but I expect of myself (and hopefully you do for yourself as well) a moderate level of consistent balance in my life. I use the word BALANCE to give you seven topics to think about and for you to focus on to help you maintain a reasonable balance in your life. The first is behavior.B is for BehaviorIf you want to improve balance in your life improve your behavior. The problem is most people really struggle with self-awareness. In fact, research shows 95% of those surveyed believed they had great self-awareness but when this was evaluated only 10-15% actually have great self-awareness. But this can be fixed. It starts by asking great questions. For great self-awareness, you have to ask yourself great questions. I want to show you how to do this.There are many ways to do this but I want to share two with you. The first way is to focus on the WIN. This first approach to paying attention to your behavior helps you to reflect on specific situations in the moment or shortly after. How To Create A WIN In Any SituationHow does WIN work? I'm glad you asked. It's simple. WIN is another one of those wonderful acronyms that I love so much. W - What went well?I - What could be improved?N - What could you do differently next time? Or Where can you apply the new learning?It only takes 2-minutes to ask yourself these questions. But the impact is life-changing. For example, the next time you're hanging out with a friend and get irritated by their behavior and then say something stupid, take some time to reflect. Turn the loss into a WIN (credit to Dr. Keith Webb for this concept).What went well? Don't dwell on the fact that you said something stupid. Evaluate yourself. What went well? Find a nugget of good in the situation. Then ask yourself, what could be improved? Finally, ask yourself, what could you do differently next time?You can also use this in a situation that went well. For example, you leave a business meeting and the meeting went smoothly, people were civil, and there are clear action steps. Okay great, now take 2-minutes to review and make this an even bigger WIN.Using this approach is for in the moment type reflection. Now I want you to learn about weekly reflection to help you modify your behavior and work toward more balance in your life.Modifying Your Behavior With Weekly ReflectionA simple way to make a huge impact on balance in your life is to do a 30-minute weekly reflection. How do you do that? Great question!Every Saturday I do a weekly review. I look at my to-do lists, my goals, and also complete a MOLO. I want to teach you the MOLO. The MOLO is a powerful set of questions that have literally changed my life in just a few weeks. Here are the 5 questions.What do I need to do More of?What do I need to do Less of?What do I need to Start doing?What do I need to Stop doing?What do I need to keep doing?Take 30-minutes every Saturday (or your day of choosing) and reflect on the behaviors of your week and what changes need to be made. I can tell you that after 5 weeks or so of this, you will see some amazing changes. I created new habits, stopped old ones, got new clients, improved relationships, and more. It's not too good to be true. It's just smart behavior modification. Improve Your Behaviors -  Improve BalanceRemember, to improve balance you have to improve your behaviors. The best way to do this is to do self-reflection but this self-reflection needs to be done right. These two steps I shared with you give you an opportunity to evaluate your experiences in an almost unbiased way. Evaluated experience is the work we need to do to create the wisdom in our lives to maintain balance.As we go through this acronym, each letter will give you simple ideas you can immediately apply to your life. I want to encourage you to start today with using the WIN and MOLO. You'll be amazed at how simple and effective these questions are for your life.  Music in this episode by:We Feel by tubebackrhttps://soundcloud.com/tubebackr 

96. We are excited to offer you an interview with author Dr. Keith Webb of "The Coach Model." Learn how to listen even when you don't want to listen. (I suffer from that from time to time.) Learn how to build rapport, how to raise awareness with your team member. Improve your active listening techniques with his simple focus approach.  Get Keith's book at https://store.keithwebb.com/the-coach-model-for-christian-leaders/ or contact Keith at https://keithwebb.com. Here is a great summary of his book in PDF format. Enjoy. https://farran.abwe.org/uploads/9/7/1/2/97128822/the_coach_model_summary.pdf  

Do you know how much it costs an organization when employees are not engaged? It can be very costly to the bottom line. Employee engagement is a vital piece to any organization and effective coaching on the part of your management and leadership can be a solution to engaging employees.  My guest today is Keith Webb. Keith has years of experience training individuals about how to effectively coach others in their organizations within their spheres of influence.    EMPLOYEES WANT RESPECT Employees want to be heard, be respected, and be involved with the decisions affecting them. In this episode we discuss the fact that good managers recognize the importance of asking for input from their employees. Having input makes employees  feel appreciated and valuable. Having a voice makes them feel as though they matter.    LISTENING IS KEY IN COMMUNICATION WITH EMPLOYEES When you give people a voice, it is critical to listen to them. People tend to only listen for about 17 seconds before they interrupt with a thought or a question. However, as effective managers, it's critical to really listen to your team members about the matter you are discussing with them. You may find that coaching them through a situation goes much quicker when you know exactly what they are discussing! We will discuss more about listening and other traits to help you as their coach to grow your team!   Episode Highlights: What coaching really is Keith's biggest challenge as he moved into coaching The deeper level of coaching What leadership should do to promote employee engagement Understanding the difference between advising and coaching How to adjust the expectations of employees Keys to effective listening and the importance of open questions Curiosity is an important leadership trait The time effective coaching takes as you encourage ownership and accountability of your team Until next time, lead well!  Bill    Connect with Keith Webb: Website: http://keithwebb.com/  Creative Results Management: https://creativeresultsmanagement.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/webbkeith/   Connect with Bill: Book a time to speak Web: https://www.theinnovatusgroup.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-perry/ Twitter: @innovatusgroup Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebillperryshow/ *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com 

Title: The Faithfulness of God Speaker: Keith Webb Date: September 1st 2019

Hear from Keith Webb, creator of The Coach Model. Keith says "If you change your conversation, you'll change your results!"visit Keith at www.KeithWebb.comPowerful podcast interview where Keith discusses how he helps people become unstuck and develops the leader inside.The COACH Model® offers a profound change of mentality and practice from that of telling and expertise to questions and the shared discovery of new solutions.The power of The COACH Model® is that it is quickly understood, memorable, and immediately usable and replicable in the workplace.My training is built on helping people grasp and use this model in intensely practical ways to solve immediate organizational challenges.A transcript of this interview will be posted on www.TheAddictionRecoveryHub.com.

**The PinkUn Show is LIVE from The Woolpack to discuss all the latest Norwich City action and talking points.** This week, host Michael Bailey is joined by some Canaries past: former City fitness guru Dave Carolan and ex youth and reserve team boss Keith Webb.  Canaries of yesteryear plus City's draw at West Bromwich Albion and forthcoming visit from one of Carolan's former clubs Birmingham, the Championship picture, the January transfer window murmurs plus your questions and comments - all that and more is on the Woolpack table. *** **All Canaries supporters are welcome every week to pop along to the pub and have their say live on the show – or simply post your comments and questions on the live chat that accompanies our live broadcasts on Twitter and Periscope (@pinkun), YouTube and Facebook (http://fb.me/thepinkun)** For all the latest Norwich City news, opinion, words, and video visit: http://www.pinkun.com #NCFC #Norwich #City #NorwichCity #Football #Soccer #EFL #SkyBet #Championship #FACup #Canaries #OTBC #pinkun #NorwichCityFC #Michael #Bailey #Show #podcast #Fanzine #Carolan #Webb

A conversation with FA Regional Coach Development Manager, Keith Webb around coach interactions and challenging players.

JOHANNESBURG — Load shedding has been on many South Africans' lips over the last few weeks. Rolling blackouts commenced in late 2018 again as Eskom grappled with its coal supplies and power plant breakdowns. But looking to the future at times like this is important. And in this interview, RMB Investment Banking Transactor Keith Webb looks at what the years ahead hold for South Africa's energy mix. It's certainly a potentially a more promising picture than the one we have today with prospects for wind, solar, gas and even clean coal playing a bigger part in our lives in future to meet the demands of the economy. - Gareth van Zyl

See under the hood of the church planter coaching system in St. Louis. Hear about the wins and the challenges of providing a great coach for every church planter. Learn the importance of a strong coaching champion to help encourage and develop coaches in a city. And learn the secret of great coaching in your city. Noah Oldham's church: http://augustgate.com/ Principles and Practices of Church Planter Coaching free ebook: https://www.namb.net/send-network-blog/sending-well-principles-and-practices-of-church-planter-coaching Introduction: Thank you for joining us on the Coaching Podcast. As part of the Send Network, we are passionate about equipping church planters to live out the call God has placed on their lives. Join us as we talk through healthy coaching practices and why every church planter needs one. Here's your host, Dino Senesi. Dino Senesi: Welcome to the Send Network Coaching Podcast. My name is Dino Senesi, and I'm the director of coaching for the Send Network, and today, I have a guest from St. Louis. His name is Noah Oldham. Now, Noah is a utility player. Now you know I'm going to segue into baseball, right? He's a utility player in the kingdom because he's a Send City Missionary, and that's part of his role, and the other part of his role is that he is a church planter and pastor of a multi-campus church in St. Louis, August Gate Church. Welcome, Noah, to the podcast. Noah Oldham: Thanks Dino. Appreciate you having me. Dino Senesi: Yeah man, and so let's talk Cardinals. What are you thinking? What's it going to look like this year because at least now, we're in March, so we're thinking baseball, right? Noah Oldham: Ah man, yeah. I think the Cardinals always kind of look middle of the pack strong, even when we've been the best in the division or ended up best in the division, but folks are pretty depressed right now. We just had a pitcher that we offered money to, and he took $5 million less to go to another city- Dino Senesi: Ouch. Noah Oldham: So that he could win, so I think that people are a little bit down in the dumps right now. Dino Senesi: Well let me tell you, as a baseball fan, I've never been anti-Cardinal, but I've been a Reds fan and a Braves fan, and so great deal of respect for a great organization, and yes, many years, you have looked like middle of the pack, and you've come out with a World Series on those years, so be encouraged. You can do it without what's-his-name, so very good. What's one place I need to eat in St. Louis the next time I come? Noah Oldham: I'm not sure if you've eaten there already. I may have pushed you this direction, but Bailey's Range. It's a restaurant at 10th and Olive downtown. It's a St. Louis original restaurant. The owner, Bailey, everything he touches turns to gold. It's a craft burger, craft milkshake place, all locally sourced, in-house baked goods. It's an amazing place. Dino Senesi: Wow. You’re making me hungry. Yeah, so very good. We went to a good place last time we were there with your coaches, your existing coaches. We got some good food. Do you remember where that was? Noah Oldham: Man, I don't. Oh yeah, we went to Tuckers. It was steak house. Dino Senesi: Oh dude. That was some good grub right there. So, it was very good. What is your wife's name? Noah Oldham: My wife's name is Heather. Dino Senesi: Yeah, Heather. And I met Heather at either a Send Conference or ... I think it was a Send Conference at Long Beach. So I met her, but how's everything with Heather? Noah Oldham: It's great. She's busy these days. She's the pastor's ... The planter wife care advocate here in St. Louis, and she homeschools our four children, and she's a lead pastor's wife, and so she does a tremendous amount. She's busy, but she's thriving. She's doing well. Dino Senesi: Wow. And she is busier than you, and you're a utility player. Noah Oldham: That's right. That's right. She keeps it all together here. Dino Senesi: Very good. What's something your family loves to do in St. Louis together? Noah Oldham: We love to hit up some of the free spots in St. Louis. St. Louis is known to be one of the most budget-friendly, family cities. We got a world renown zoo that's absolutely free, and so we like to hit that up. We like to go to Cardinal's baseball games. We like to spend together. Since we homeschool, we enjoy our time together, and so we try to do a weekly family worship with the kids, break out musical instruments. Some of them dance. We put music on YouTube on the TV and just let loose for Jesus. It's a lot of fun. Dino Senesi: That sounds so cool. Appreciate your family. Appreciate Heather, and I know that's something that's vitally important to what's going on in your world, so I appreciate you as well, my friend. I want to talk about coaching in St. Louis. Obviously, this is a coaching podcast. I'm just a curious guy, and I love big cities and what God's doing in those cities, but we'll just talk about church planter coaching. You gave us a longer story in a previous podcast, but coaching ... There's a personal meaning to coaching to you. Could you give us a thumbnail of that story? Noah Oldham: Yeah. The story goes that we had a miscarriage, early in the life of our church after years of infertility, and then getting pregnant on our own, we lost a baby in the middle of the pregnancy, we were just alone, and we were crushed. It was in that season of life, when we felt like we had no one to turn to that my coach pursued me deeper in conversation and deeper in relationship in the midst of our coaching relationship, and through that, brought his wife into the situation to help care for my wife, and they became some of the most dear people to us. Again, I always say, if it wasn't for the Hubbards, we might not be in ministry today. Dino Senesi: Yeah, yeah. It's really a great story. I would surely recommend to our listeners, if you did not hear the previous podcast, you could find it on the Send Network Coaching page, and you'd love to hear the details as how God used Mike Hubbard as a shepherd coach to walk alongside and shepherd the soul of Noah and Heather during excruciating circumstances, and it gives you a little bit of different vision of the value of coaching. For some planters, Noah, you know they perceive this as, "Well, this is what NAMB is making me do." Or, "This is what my network's making me do. I got to have a coach. Oh no. I hate it." And when, in reality, a great coach is a gift from God. Noah Oldham: Absolutely. A hundred percent necessary for the life and the health of a planter. Dino Senesi: Yeah, very much so. And so, tell me ... Give me an update. How are things going for church planter coaching in St. Louis? Noah Oldham: It's going really well. St. Louis has always been, since I've been here, at least, a strong city for coaching. When I was going through the planting process nearly a decade ago, immediately the different networks that exist here were all pushing coaching as something that was necessary and helpful and beneficial coaching, but what's been so cool about the last season for St. Louis ... Dino, you brought it to St. Louis, this unified vision for what our coaching can be, and so while we have a couple different state conventions that we work with and local associations, we've been able, through our NAMB Coaching, our Send Network Coaching, to bring one central lane for coaching instead of three or four or five different avenues, and that's been so helpful. We can track coaching better. We know who and who isn't in coaching, and it helps us to find coaches in an easier way as well. Dino Senesi: Yes. Very much. When you think about something that'll last and something that'll grow, there has to be some unity in what does it mean to have a coach, and how often does someone meet with their coach, and what do they talk about. I've been having these conversations, specifically in the NAMB context, for five years, many years before that as well, and it's ... Coaching has been very random across North America. Some guys, like yourself, you had a great, great coaching story, but there was probably three or four guys in St. Louis that didn't have that same opportunity. The sheer numbers get ahead of us, but by having a system that creates a culture, then the number of coaches that know what they're doing and are passionate about what they do, continues to grow as your church planters grow, and then every planter has what they need, which is a great coach. So, what's your biggest challenge right now with church planter coaching? Noah Oldham: We need more coaches. We have had a lot of guys doing a lot of things for years, and we're trying to grow our pool of coaches. Guys that are interested in it, even guys who aren't connected to church planting. We have a lot of guys who are getting coaching who we think are going to be tremendous coaches after this initial season of planting of receiving coaching, but we need to grow our pool, and so we're beginning to look even outside our region and even outside our tribe a little bit to get guys that are excited about the process of drawing out these church planters and helping them to flourish as they do it. Dino Senesi: Yes, and definition of coaching, I'm thinking of this too. As you find the coaches, as you train them, as you assign them ... Well, there's two things. I want to address the one at the end, but one of the things that our coach developers, such as your top-level coach developer, Kevin Wright, on your staff, they often say, "My coaches just want to hang out with their guys. There's not that level of intentionality." What are you doing, and what could we do to help move our coaches to being more intentional? Noah Oldham: Well I think one of the number one things is finding that coaching champion. Kevin Wright, our coaching champion, I can't say enough good things about. Not only is he, like you said, he's on my staff, we planted August Gate Metro East together. He leads that gathering for our church, but he's a natural coach. He is so good at it. So when this role became available, and it was placed in front of him, it was just a perfect fit, and so he is reproducing that. He's encouraging that culture. He's reminding people of what coaching is and what coaching isn't, because I think in most of our lives, especially those who played sports, we hear the word coach. We often think more like a mentor. We think like a sports coach as somebody who was really good before, and now that since they've got bad knees, all they do is tell people how to do it, but that's not what we're looking for, and Kevin understands that, and he is creating a culture here that is just exactly what we have needed in this season. Dino Senesi: Well, he is doing an incredible job, and I could attest of that from my seat on the bus, and you're a great team because you have the bigger picture. You have the heart. You have the personal experience that says you really need a coach, and Kevin's doing a great job implementing it, and he really does embody what a great coach is like and how a great coach thinks, so I've seen, even in my own journey, I learned the most about coaching through having a great coach and then through coaching reps. Just getting out there and doing it. Kim Robinson spoke to our team. He used something in a broader context, but it's like, "Get out of the huddle and run some plays." A lot of times, we have coaching huddles, right? Let's train. Let's advance our skills. Let's go to advanced training. Let's go a hundred hours of training. It's like the training can help prepare you to coach, but only coaching can make you a great coach. Reps, reps, reps. And so, you got somebody like Kevin around and others. I know some of your other coaches, and appreciate their passion. Of course, Mike Hubbard, the veteran in your coaching system. A great coach, and so I think that's great for your culture. Now, another thing that I get from coaches is my church planter doesn't want to be coached, and so normally who's listening to this podcast is coaches, but I think what words would you give that planter, maybe that's words this coach is going to pick up and give to a planter to help them really want to be coached or be coachable? What are some words of encouragement you'd give there? Noah Oldham: Yeah, we just try to give testimonials. We walk a planter through the process. We really don't make coaching optional. We don't force it on them either, but we tell them, "Here is what NAMB is giving to you. This is what we're going to provide for you." And we just tell the story in a compelling way how this is how coaching can help you and benefit you. We frame it, and we shape it as the gift that it is instead of a jumping through hoops, and we've had a couple guys who have gone through that who feel like they don't necessarily need it, and when that happens, I generally have a one-on-one conversation with them, and I ask them this question: "Have I ever asked you to do something that's a waste of your time?" Dino Senesi: Wow. Noah Oldham: And thanks be to God, they usually say, "No. Absolutely not. Everything you've asked me to do or told me I need to do has been really beneficial." Coaching is even more important than that. And so this is going to be good, and we're going to get you the right coach too. So I think that's necessary. If you have a system where you're matching guys up in a relationship that's going to be beneficial, a guy taste it just a little bit, he's going to be sold on it, and so I just tell a guy, "Trust me, and let's move forward in this together." Dino Senesi: Yeah, that's good. Match-ups are important. Getting the right match-ups. Creating the right culture, which you guys have done, and it really does take time, and so building a coaching culture in most cities, although St. Louis had the benefit of having a longer history of coaching, it takes a while. It takes a few people going through a coaching cycle, those informal conversations that a person coached has, that's worth a hundred points on a zero scale to say ... It just takes one of those from somebody like you with leadership cred that says, "Trust me. This is going to help you." Noah Oldham: One of the other cool things too, Dino, is that in our process, after we do the one-day coaching map, we do peer-to-peer coaching for a few months, and I have grown so much in peer-to- peer coaching, and so I'm able to tell planters that as well. Like, "I've gone through coaching, and here's the ways that it's benefiting me. You want to do this." Dino Senesi: Yes. And at least in our process practicing, Keith Webb says that when you have follow up practice to do after training, the results go up 300%. I would scare to think about what our results would be without peer coaching, and that's where we take two participants, two coaches that are going to be deployed within 60 to 90 days, we let them practice for a couple of months together. We even look in on them and give them some feedback because we don't want it to be okay coaching. Our target is for it to be great coaching, and so those relationships help prepare them for their planter. We want the planter to get the best possible coach they could get. So, that's another word too. If we've got crummy coaching in our city, we're kidding ourselves when we're trying to talk a planter into having one. Noah Oldham: Right. Right. Dino Senesi: So, hey Noah, I appreciate it. This is a lot of value, I think, for our listeners today, and if you'll check our show notes, you'll be able to see a link to August Gate Church, a link to our Send Network Coaching page, and even a way to get access to more podcasts than just this one. The podcast is focused on helping coaches become great coaches, so we appreciate you listening. We appreciate your feedback, and Noah, thank you for the update on the St. Louis Cardinals, but even more important, for church planter coaching in St. Louis. Noah Oldham: Thanks for having me, Dino. Dino Senesi: That's awesome. Until the next time, keep coaching. 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Keith Webb - @webbyoffside - is a Regional Coach Development Manager (East) at The FA who has previously coached at Norwich City, Kings Lynn and Winnipeg Phoenix. He is a former England Cerebral Palsy (CP) Head Coach and led the Great Britain CP squad at Rio 2016. Resources mentioned: Clive Woodward - Winning - http://amzn.to/2Bnv1EX Keith’s Bootroom Articles: ‘Do You See What I See?’ http://bit.ly/2klTuDU Liverpool FA Course Programme - http://bit.ly/1K9YzWD The Bootroom Magazine - http://www.thefa.com/get-involved/coach/the-boot-room Music by Terry Devine-King via audionetwork.com

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