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If we did all the things we are capable of, we would literally astound ourselves.
Thomas Edison
Choosing a Coach
There are numerous choices when deciding which company to use to satisfy your coaching needs. The industry is currently unregulated but professional coaches sign up to a code of conduct and adhere to ethical guidelines. 

Management Tomorrow coaches are affiliated to either the International Coaching Federation, the European Coaching & Mentoring Council or the Coaching Association.

When making your choice we recommend you consider the following points.

Know what you want to achieve: A good coach will always start with this question and will help you explore your needs and aspirations. Look for someone who is focused on your successful outcome.

Demand experience, qualifications & code of conduct: Coaches are the same as any other professional – experience shows.  Consider how much business experience you expect. Qualifications will demonstrate the coach’s skill level and  a code of conduct and an ethical approach will indicate a company who are committed to maintaining standards. 

Demand choice: The relationship you have with a coach is a deeply personal one and can be successful only if both parties are 100% comfortable so ensure you are able to choose the coach you want.

Look for quality assurance: Companies who care about quality and consistency will have a process for checking quality and client satisfaction throughout the relationship.

Trust your intuition: A coaching relationship is just human interaction. We make the best choices when we trust our gut feel – does it feel right? If not, walk away.