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Show Notes
In this episode, I sit down with Marcia Reynolds — one of the most respected names in the coaching world. She’s coached leaders in 47 countries, listed among the Top 10 Global Coaches by Global Gurus, and has served as the fifth global president of the International Coaching Federation. Marcia’s the author of five books, including the international bestsellers “Coach the Person, Not the Problem” and “Breakthrough Coaching.”
We talk about the early days of coaching (yes, 1995!), how she stumbled into the profession, and what it was like helping shape the foundation of the ICF. But what really stands out in this conversation is her wisdom on what actually creates trust — and why respect matters even more than compassion.
Marcia shares how she broke into the “major leagues” of corporate coaching, why respect is the most critical aspect of trusted relationships, and why the future of coaching is all about presence.
If you’re a coach or consultant navigating the noise of automation, this episode is a refreshing reminder that what people crave most is real connection.
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