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The Coach’s Survival Guide is the second book from Master Certified Coach, Kim Morgan. It is an easy to use, accessible book, grounded in practice and experience and includes case studies drawn from real-life practice.
The theme of Mental Health Awareness week is Body Image – how we think and feel about our bodies. In this blog, Barefoot MD, Kim Morgan talks openly about how her appearance troubled her for much of her life and how she is now embracing her body image.
Our brand new podcast, Dancing in the Moment is now live on a variety of platforms! In this series of podcasts, Barefoot Coaching MD, Kim Morgan sits down with people from the world of coaching, all of which she admires and respects, talking about their story, approach and their insights into coaching.
Kim Morgan shortlisted for Business Woman of the Year at the East Midlands Chamber Enterprising Women Awards. On the 24th January 2019, at the Belmont Hotel, the finalists for the East Midlands Chamber Enterprising Women Awards were announced.
After nearly 5 years as an associate coach and tutor for Barefoot, we are pleased to announce that Zoe Jepson has joined Barefoot Coaching HQ as an Executive Coach and Coach Trainer. Alongside her associate work for Barefoot, Zoe has been running a successful coaching business for the last 9 years.
We are delighted to announce that Kim Morgan is one of five finalists for Derbyshire Entrepreneur of the Year in the East Midlands Chamber Business Awards. The finalists were announced at the Chamber President’s Summer Reception on Thursday 28th June.
Training as a coach can be a life-changing learning and personal development experience but what is life actually like once the training is over? We spent a ‘day in the life’ of three Barefoot Coaching alumni to help shed some light on the daily realities, challenges and rewards of working as a coach.
Training as a coach can be a life-changing learning and personal development experience but what is life actually like once the training is over? We spent a ‘day in the life’ of three Barefoot Coaching alumni to help shed some light on the daily realities, challenges and rewards of working as a coach.
Training as a coach can be a life-changing learning and personal development experience but what is life actually like once the training is over? We spent a ‘day in the life’ of three Barefoot Coaching alumni to help shed some light on the daily realities, challenges and rewards of working as a coach.
My experience of working as a coach for the past 20 years has taught me that women often have difficulty acknowledging their achievements and ‘blowing their own trumpets.’ Many of my female coaching clients have confessed to experiencing Impostor Syndrome, which means that they are unable to believe that they are competent, they feel like a fraud, think they will be “found out” and lack self-belief.
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