Comments on: Meet Ellie Drake: “Developing A Keen Insight” with Ellie Drake and Mike Klingler

By: Marie Leonard

Marie Leonard — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 20:49:02 +0000

Knowing that Dr Ellie Drake is contributing to our Coaching Cognition course does influence people’s decision to take it.

It did not for me, as I knew that this course would impact my life in a positive way right from the start.

Having Dr. Drake’s contribution is just icing on the cake.

By: John Harrington

John Harrington — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 05:19:48 +0000

WOW…

By: shirland

shirland — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 01:07:19 +0000

The nuggets in this webinar was outstanding because it is the application of knowledge that is truly powerful. If you are unable to connect in a genuine way with your potential business partners then your business will never grow to the extent that you want to grow. Many people hide behind auto responders and email but the most successful people figure out the best way to connect with their partners. Ellie Drake was tremendous and the knowledge was unsurpassed by anything I have heard in a few months.

By: Pat Campbell

Pat Campbell — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:05:25 +0000

@Didi, Ellie and BraveHeartWomen give tremendous value. In coaching she truly is able to get to the core of the matter, even though I at times, was not ready to face them. But,it got work done

Coaching Cognition is billing to be a most significant personal development program available to the individual serious about making changes.

With Barbara Silva, Curtis Johnson and now Dr. Ellie Drake–three very wise, intuitive practitioners working with us intimately—wow, I am so glad for this opportunity.

Coaching Cognition will be an instrument of change for each participant. The training program will equip a team of coaches impacting the community that reaches out to them in tangible ways. How empowering.

By: Lee Wise

Lee Wise — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 21:05:04 +0000

Adding on to the spirit of what has already been stated, I too, found the call interview both inspiring and challenging: both times.

You say, “both times?” Yes, I just listened one ore time a few short moments ago.

1. Page open.
2. Keyboard ready.
3. And taking notes while “the music was being played” again so-to-speak.

Stopping.
Pausing the lesson.
Grabbing the important points.
Trying to sense what I was to learn.

All important ways to get to most out what was not only graciously shared for us but also provided for us to take advantage of listening to as much as desired.

In addition, several of my “take-aways” from Mike at the conclusion were thoughts such as the following:

Merely begin your next step.
Merely start focusing on it.
Begin “facing towards it.”

Me? I like the “begin facing towards it.” For some reason, I liked that phrase. Possibly because I like the concept of “leaning into” a thought, idea or a person’s advice.

I am grateful to Ellie, Mike and the Renegade Professional team for making this available.

May you and those you love enjoy a wonderful weekend,

Lee

By: didi

didi — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:36:02 +0000

@MarieLeonard – I totally agree with you that most of us definitely need guidance to getting in touch with ourselves. Those of us who don’t resist that thought will be moving faster toward it.

@PeterArnold – Great to hear from you, Peter. We posted a quick link below the video above to QuickTime player which you might need to download to be able to play it.

@EdHyslip – Hey Ed, Welcome to Coaching Cognition. Looking forward to collaborating and interacting with you on the calls with Barbara and on the Coaching Cognition Blog.

@MohamedRidhaBouguerra – Thank you for the comment. Happy to hear you enjoyed the call with Ellie and that inspired you to start improving your listening skills.

Thanks for the comments @CarnealHarris, @AndrewCollinson and @JimBradley – Good listening skills = building great relationships = building successful business = pure gold ☺

@Patcampbell – I know you’ve been personally coached by Ellie and I am glad that you share with everyone some of the characteristics that you’ve gotten to know her to posses, that are a big part of why she is so successful. Definitely, consistency, listening to her inner self, being in touch with her heart and intuition, authenticity are just some of those characteristics.

Partners in Progress,
DiDi Alcheva

By: didi

didi — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 05:34:28 +0000

Thank you, Everyone for all the amazing comments. And Welcome to all of you who joined the Coaching Cognition training course with Barbara Silva and Renegade Professional. We are still open for a short time and I hope that we will have the opportunity to welcome you as well to this empowering journey.

By: Faith Barnard

Faith Barnard — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 02:46:30 +0000

Fabulous call. I am so glad you cover listening to yourself is the path to listening at a deeper level to others. Excellent information. A breath of fresh air. The power of asking the right questions, and taking the time to respond at a deeper level.

Faith

By: Donna Wells

Donna Wells — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:25:47 +0000

Ellie web-cast was truly awesome. I enjoyed every moment as I sat there and listen to speak about coaching and how it helps an individual in more ways than one. I’m grateful I had an opportunity to listen to her first hand. She’s truly insightful…

Thank you,
Donna Wells

By: Hollis Holloway

Hollis Holloway — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 20:09:14 +0000

Mike and Didi the live conference call with Ellie Drake was truly educational and inspiring.

Thank you Ellie for exploring and explaining the listening skills from within. The 9 tips were great. I will be listening to this audio again and again.

Thanks
Hollis Holloway