Co-Active Blog
Co-Active Blog

Embracing vulnerability can strengthen working connections. Using vulnerability to your advantage involves being aware of yourself and the other person.
- Gia Storms
- September 01, 2021

Co-Active learners are presented with various options to disseminate knowledge. Teaching can involve a delicate dance of leading and following, much like salsa.
- Charles Sue-Wah-Sing
- August 25, 2021

Every May, the International Coaching Federation celebrates International Coaching Week. Let's spread coaching's positive impacts worldwide to help us recover.
- CTI
- May 16, 2021

Countries in the entire world are struggling. Awful things that have happened perplex and anger us. Fighting chaos requires optimism, endurance, and leadership.
- Charles Sue-Wah-Sing
- January 18, 2021

Co-Active promotes a world of completeness, responsibility, and love. Diverse ideas and a willingness to disagree are needed to build the future we want.
- CTI
- January 10, 2021

Awkward conversations are hard to stick with. CTI solves this by improving global interactions to build a world that values wholeness, accountability, and love.
- Carlo Bos
- October 08, 2020

The idea of relationships became more important than ever during COVID-19. Learn how Co-Active put an emphasis on Relationships during the pandemic.
- Carlo Bos
- April 23, 2020

Whether we're employees or business owners, we must examine how our activities influence others. The "Line of Sight Model" ensures inner and outer reflection.
- Nina Segura
- May 30, 2019

As lives become more chaotic and demanding, the Co-Active concept becomes more necessary to foster strong bonds and communication within various communities.
- Karen Kimsey-House
- May 30, 2019

Art Shirk advocated living each moment fully. "Comfort Is Overrated" was his blog about living with an open heart. This blog post is dedicated to him.
- Karen Kimsey-House
- May 30, 2019

Thanksgiving gives an invitation to everyone to sit down, share a meal, and reflect on what is most important to them to move forward with more purpose.
- Barton Cutter
- May 30, 2019

Personal leadership programs are typically conducted in similar groups. So, what occurs when individuals of all ages, races, and cultures join together?
- Marianne Van Wetter
- May 30, 2019

Polarization drives the contemporary world. To truly advance, we must learn to disagree with one another in passionate, respectful, energetic, and civil ways.
- Karen Kimsey-House
- May 30, 2019

Coaches highlight people's brilliance. As coaches, showing there for people, noticing them, and telling them they're amazing and deserve joy is crucial and precious.
- Hannah Massarella
- May 30, 2019

Explore the concept of building a "crew" of supportive individuals who play different leadership roles to help you achieve your goals and success.
- Nina Segura
- May 30, 2019

Any leader dedicated to accomplishing duties may not be open to feedback, especially when facing inconsistent messages, concealed goals, and excessive flattery.
- CTI Guest Author
- May 30, 2019

When someone you love dies, you grieve for all the moments you imagined you'd share with them. Here's a touching letter from a child to her late mother.
- Gina Paigen
- May 30, 2019

Good conversations take time and effort. Co-Active leaders acquire raw materials for courageous dialogues that progress a group into new and exciting territory.
- Karen Kimsey-House
- May 29, 2019

People desire connection; it's there if we open our hearts. Putting relationships first and connecting with coworkers and neighbors makes life more fulfilling.
- CTI
- May 24, 2019
Co-Active Leadership harnesses the strength of many. This paradigm fosters collaboration and shared ownership – a concept we intend to promote in Turkey.
- CTI
- June 03, 2018
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