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inviteCHANGE Blog

Welcome! We are a community of coach practitioners with all levels of experience who share the same passion for coaching and how it improves the world. We hope our blog series provide you with deeper insights into our work and who we are. With each post, you may click on the the author’s name for profile and contact information. We will also have guest bloggers from the coaching industry and from industries served by coaches to provide you with additional perspectives and insights.

Keep on the lookout for upcoming posts from our team ~ if you have any comments or are interested in guest blogging, please drop us a line at blog@invitechange.com. And thank you for joining us!

Leadership

Future Fit Leadership for Women

by Heather Carlile, Pamela Twigg, and Lynn McCracken | May 31, 2023

Future Fit Leadership for Women is a collaborative effort by Heather Carlile, Lynn McCracken, and Pamela Twigg, who have immersed themselves in the Archetypes at Work™ programs. The trio met in their Archetypes at Work™ cohort and developed a natural connection that led to their collaboration.

As brand-new Guild Members, they booked their first gig together, deploying the Archetypes at Work™ approach in April. They have built lasting friendships, a partnership of belonging, and a new energy for further collaboration.

These women are passionate about sharing this powerful method that helps people embody their gifts and become “Future Fit” leaders. They are excited to share this remarkable perspective with women who carry leadership responsibilities and are devoted to doing their part in making the world a better place.

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The Letter

by Mark K. House, Professional Certified Coach (PCC) – ICF | Feb 28, 2023

Read this blog by inviteCHANGE coaching education alumni, Mark K. House, PCC, to explore the relationship between coaching, business, and love. See how Mark uses music in his coaching practice with business leaders to keep love at the forefront.

"Love is not something we talk about in business much, but when I decided to use music to talk about leadership with that as the soundtrack, I should have recognized it shows up all the time. And truthfully, it is always just below the surface, in the realm of the emotions that we try to hide with masks and clever phrases like “it’s not personal, it’s just business.” And particularly after the last 2 years, we are fooling ourselves if we don’t realize that love is present in business all the time."

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