Co-Active Blog
Co-Active Blog

Co-Active Training Institute trains coaches. CTI began as a coach training company, but we now generate leaders, since outstanding leaders must also be coaches.
- Valeria Velez Gomez
- September 22, 2021

Individuals and teams can feel overwhelmed by chaos. That's why adopting a more agile leadership culture is critical— we teach at Co-Active Training Institute.
- CTI
- July 15, 2020

Change is a lifetime pursuit that happens in quantum leaps and little steps. We learn by doing, and mastery is achieved through careful repetition and refining.
- Karen Pery
- May 30, 2019

Even with the supportive voices in our heads, the internal judge within saying, "Not good enough," or "I am not wanted," is the most difficult one to accept.
- Nina Segura
- May 30, 2019
There is no fast track or shortcut to establishing a successful coaching business. If you want to be an excellent coach, you must put in the time and effort.
- Karen Pery
- May 30, 2019

True leaders leave their comfort zone to learn new skills. Starting over, they gain fresh experiences and perspectives, which inspire courage and commitment.
- Karen Pery
- May 30, 2019

Gratitude is more than just listing your blessings; it is also about being present. At CTI, we practice the Co-Active Model, which is all about being and doing.
- Dana Fulenwider Bitzer
- May 30, 2019
Right and wrong are defined by ethics. Acceptance and authority are provided by the internal compass. It directs professional conduct in the workplace.
- Barton Cutter
- May 30, 2019

At CTI, we consider everyone to be a leader who's willing to accept responsibility. Co-active coaching emphasizes real-time leadership growth that has impact.
- John Vercelli
- May 30, 2019

Co-Active leaders are accountable for their world and their environment. However, we must accept responsibility for our world without attempting to control it.
- Sam House
- May 30, 2019

Majority of today's leaders are hesitant, lacking the ability to take risks. A crystal clear vision or a hand that reaches out to the masses is a necessity.
- Henry Kimsey-House
- May 30, 2019
Coaching increases self-compassion and self-care in the charitable field. People who have a feeling of a shared humanity are drawn to the charitable sector.
- Hannah Massarella
- May 30, 2019

Genuine laughing develops as reverberation from within an excellent leader. Laughter connects us to our values and keeps us in touch with our core beliefs.
- Barton Cutter
- May 30, 2019