Description:
There has never been a more critical time than now for organizations to create environments where all team members feel comfortable speaking their truth. Many leaders and managers are exhausted and in this hybrid work environment, it is all too easy to hide behind a screen and avoid having difficult, yet necessary, conversations in order to grow the business goals. In the end, team members are not voicing their concerns because they feel unsupported, and consequently, workplaces are losing talent all too frequently.
In this interactive talk, we will focus on important coaching skills, such as creating a safe environment for employees to be heard, the forgotten art of truly listening, and unveiling the Courageous Conversation Formula. Can you imagine a future where courageous conversations at invited, normal, and help to retain talent in the workplace? At the end of the day, your ROI = IOR (an improvement on relationships) and talent is not nearly as important as taking action in living your authentic truth. I look forward to collaborating with my fellow ICF Colorado Coaches.
BIO
Emma Doyle is your Energy Coach. She is an international high performance tennis coach turned corporate coach specialising in helping leaders and teams harness their energy, discover their purpose and achieve high performance under pressure unleashing human potential. Emma is the lead facilitator for Open Door Coaching USA running ICF recognized coaching qualifications, namely, Leader as Coach and High-Performance Workplace Coaching Certifications. In addition, she is a highly sought-after keynote speaker helping you turn your motivation into activation. She is a former D1 US college tennis player, and she has represented her native Country of Australia as a world team coach on 20 occasions. Emma utilises the lessons that she learned from being an international high performance tennis coach and transfers these skills into her corporate coaching. She is a qualified Professional Certified Coach (PCC), a Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Emotional Intelligence certified practitioner. Her new book that will be released this Summer is called "What Makes a Great Coach?" and she is the host of
The Coaching Podcast. When Emma is not inspiring, improving and impacting her clients she can be found playing golf, tennis, and pickleball or running and hiking the stunning mountains where she resides in Denver, Colorado.