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Message from the
President
Membership
In July, we welcomed five more members to our big
family bringing the total membership to 112.
Professional Development
I’m pleased to report that the following
events were well attended and successful. I
understand that the participants enjoyed and
benefited from them. I’d like to express
my gratitude and thanks again to the coaches who
spent time to ensure everything went smoothly and
according to plan.
read
more
Coach SK
President, HKICC
president@coachinghk.org
Message from the Executive VP
In the past few months I noticed an interesting
and encouraging development at the Hong Kong
International Coaching Community (HKICC): an
increasing number of experienced executive and
personal coaches seem to come back to our
association.
Many of them have been members before and
rejoined, others always have been members but
somehow became inactive, i.e. did not show up at any
HKICC meetings anymore. Initially, I wondered what
made them come back – now I know: they see
HKICC developing into a truly professional body for
coaches that provides new opportunities for its
members.
read
more
Charlie Lang
Executive VP, HKICC
Executive-VP@coachinghk.org
| The Top 10: Tips For Reigniting Your Feminine Essence |
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By Pia Muggerud
1. Spend time alone, giving back to yourself.
Listen to music, read a book or your favourite
poetry.
2. Work less and rest more. It is difficult, if
not impossible, to be feminine and exhausted at the
same time. Rest is a critical element in
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3. Engage in activities that give you physical
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4. Practice loving your body, regardless of its
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5. Spend more time in female company; connecting,
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| Member Profile - Yee-Ming Tan |
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How did you hear about us?
Don’t remember. Although not a founding
member, I joined very soon after the formation of
HKCC.
What motivated you join our big
family?
I wanted to know other coaches in Hong Kong. It
was lonely working on my own all the time.
What is one quality which you think is
essential to have as a Coach?
Not judgmental.
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| Committee Member Profile – Summer Chan |
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VP Research and Development, HKICC
Vice Chairman, Hong Kong Training Professionals
Association
EXCO member and founder, New SOHO New Life
Association
Currently completing PhD (Education) at Central
China Normal University
What moved you to give your time so
generously to HKICC?
I want to share experiences, skills, knowledge and
learn from other coaches. I am also keen to
participate in activities which promote coaching.
What do you most like about the
community?
It serves as a platform for young coaches and the
atmosphere is very open. People are always
willing to help each other and share information.
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| What It Takes to Become A Coach |
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By Susie Li
We were honoured to have Lynda Aurora, a seasoned
Executive Coach as our speaker on 6 July 2006 to
talk about "What it takes to become a Coach". Lynda
started her coaching career in 1997, having already
worked in several professions namely accounting,
finance, marketing and human resources. She has
three accounting qualifications as well as an MBA
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2004, she received her Master Certified Coach
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Dear all,
It’s always amusing and yet a tad
disturbing when I hear people outside describe the
lot of us here as rather “hippie-dippy”
or think we are just a bunch of
“tree-huggers”! Honestly,
that’s not true. No one fits that
description, not even remotely. In fact, the
members I have met thus far (alright, admittedly
that’s not everybody!) are very serious about
coaching as a profession and are also serious about
proper training. Most are established leaders
and/or experts in their own right. But I
suppose it’s something we should bear in mind
here and work towards changing. With
SK’s strong leadership and everyone’s
relentless hard work, I believe that is achievable.
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Deborah WY Ko
Editor, HKICC
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