Co-Active Blog
Co-Active Blog
More Co-Active coaches and sustainability leaders should powerfully collaborate to foster and preserve the confidence to question the organizational status quo.
- Zoe Greenwood
- May 30, 2019
Seasons, weather, and the environment all impact us. Nature is a marvelous, life-giving, finite phenomenon we should consider ourselves lucky to be a part of.
- Zoe Greenwood
- May 30, 2019
Purpose-driven Co-Active model can foster spirits, stimulate awakenings, and challenge us to move further or backtrack. Let's celebrate Earth Day everyday.
- Zoe Greenwood
- May 30, 2019
Leaders are not people with particular traits and qualities. According to the Co-Active model, a leader is within all of us, not represented on a pedestal.
- Zoe Greenwood
- May 30, 2019
Gratitude is persistently connected with greater happiness in positive psychology. That is why people should make a conscious effort to be appreciative.
- Zoe Greenwood
- May 30, 2019
Co-Active Coaches see their clients as a whole and sees the earth as a web. Coaches help integrate new learning, practices, and goals into strategic planning.
- Zoe Greenwood
- May 30, 2019
What we learn about "geography" through balance coaching is how coaches use space, as well as how clients' emotional energy and bodies evolve over time.
- Zoe Greenwood
- May 30, 2019
The future is fraught with uncertainty. But we’re a community, and this is our home. So leaders must be bright and lively when leading this challenging world.
- Zoe Greenwood
- May 30, 2019
Climate change is a science-dominated but emotionally sensitive topic. Thus dialogues lack emotion. People need emotional support to accept their situation and act.
- Zoe Greenwood
- May 30, 2019