In my blog series, Power of Coaching, I have interviewed Patti Cotton with Patti Cotton Coaching, in Southern California.
Patti helps brilliant women discover and claim their best self, and help them architect and launch their next chapter, so that they can present their great work more powerfully and profitably to the world.
This interview is packed with insightful information that will help you better understand the power of coaching.
In this interview, we discussed:
- what is an individuals’ ‘Immunity to Change’
- how an individual’s ‘immune system’ develops and may get in the way of leading the life they want
- learn about the impact of your ‘immunity systems’ on getting what you want
- learn how to break through your ‘immunity system’
- impact of breaking through one self-limiting area and how this can affect the whole person
- the impact of coaching on individuals and organizations
- how coaching can help individuals realize more focus and results in their personal and professional lives
- two success stories –
- Because of this one change in my client’s personal life, she told me – “I never thought that working on this one thing would make me feel so happy and alive everywhere in my life including my work. I am more productive, more energetic, I am just on fire.’’
Listen to the interview.
A special thanks to Patti for a very informative and enlightening interview. You can connect with Patti at http://www.patticotton.com/
Patti’s Bio
She is a Professional Certified Coach with the International Coach Federation. Patti has a Masters degree in Organizational Management and Development from Fielding Graduate University, and graduate certification in Fielding Graduate University’s Evidence-based Coaching Program.
Patti is certified in: Harvard University’s Immunity to Change methodology; conflict resolution in the workplace through Kenneth Cloke; and mediation through La Sierra University’s Center for Conflict Resolution.
Patti believes we are all called to make a difference, and to advocate for our sister and fellow human beings. Because there is a special place in her heart for those who cannot speak for themselves, she serves in various volunteer leadership capacities through board service and other special taskforces that address the health and welfare of our communities.