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Hsuan-Hua Chang, PCC, MS

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  • Yes. I would spend $15 to learn a few magic tricks. Metaphor is a good coaching tool. :)

    Starbucks next to Barns and Noble in Bellevue has a private conference room. You can book two weeks ahead of the event for two hours.

    Posted Jul 23, 2008 Magic training for Biznik? Opinions, please. by Brian Crouch
  • I will come with a guest. We will be there around 4pm. Looking forward to playing!

    Posted Jul 22, 2008 Biznik BBQ ~ Play & Networking; 15 mins. east of Redmond hosted by Jane Bakken
  • Mark Yes, I would like to hear one feedback of your client's, and how you asked for the feedback.

    I thought your focus was on giving honest feedback. Now, I know your focus was on helping others to give honest feedback by asking certain way. Sorry about the messed up.

    Leif, have you heard "rateyourprofessors.com?" My 19-yr-old started to use it three years ago to pick up community college courses and worked well for him. Our next generation is not shy to give feedback and use feedback. :)

    David I agree with you - small biz owners have more freedom to structure their biz and can run it more effectively. That's why I like to coach them. :)

    Posted Jul 21, 2008 How often do you ask for the bad stuff? by Mark Silver
  • Sorry about the mis-spelling; trend instead of trent.

    Thank you for asking clarification. I would like you to give someone else a feedback with the approach you prefer and share with us the result created by the feedback and what the feedback sounds like.

    What I heard was your inquiry of a different way of giving feedback with the spirit of serving. I would like to see an applicaton of it.

    Thanks for taking the request on.

    Posted Jul 21, 2008 How often do you ask for the bad stuff? by Mark Silver
  • Joe, Rick, Judy and Bob,

    Thank you for sharing. If you allow me to challenge further - "By Dec 08, how do you measure the success of your action(s)?"

    An example of a measuable success - "I blog twice as much as I did before Bizjam, I noticed I created twice as much as traffic to my blogsite"

    Posted Jul 20, 2008 Now, what? - after Bizjam by Hsuan-Hua Chang, PCC, MS
  • Mark,

    I heard you. (about the trent and inquiry of it.)

    How about modeling what you want to encourage others to do in the next week? Share at least one honest feedback with the format against the trent you noticed and report back to us the result your feedback create.

    Are you up to the game? :)

    Posted Jul 20, 2008 How often do you ask for the bad stuff? by Mark Silver
  • Judy,

    I just noticed your post. Thanks for sharing. I was thinking of you - where was Judy who usually has something to say. :) Will check your blog this weekend.

    Posted Jul 19, 2008 What did you like the most about BizJam? by Hsuan-Hua Chang, PCC, MS
  • It’s so true that if a leader is not ready to change, he won’t hear much honest feedback.

    Another problem I see is leaders in big organizations are so overwhelmed that they overlooked the strategic alignment with the other internal teams. Leadership coaches need to make sure their clients to take deep breathes and think clearly enough to have the vision of leading a successful organization.

    Posted Jul 19, 2008 A living business plan helps you stay on track by Michael Lisagor
  • Thank you for taking the cost and complexity out of the marketing!

    This is for my brand promise after learning from the article -

    Coach Seattle promises to bring clarity and creativity into business growth.

    Feedback?

    Posted Jul 18, 2008 Brand Strategy Consultant: Stop Wasting Your Marketing Dollars (Part 1 of 2) by Steve MacDonald
  • I agree that honest feedback helps us grow. And it's out of our control if others can be straight with us or not.

    Human beings do things based on emotional safety. Sometimes, it doesn't feel safe to speak up.

    What we can do is to provide safe space and set the example. If we are nice and polite, we attract nice and polite clients. Oops....Did I just say "attract"? :)

    Posted Jul 17, 2008 How often do you ask for the bad stuff? by Mark Silver
  • I ask - what do you like about this coaching session and what do you want more of?

    In that context, there is no bad or wrong. It's "what works" and "what more is expected".

    Therefore, feedback is really not just about your work. It also reflects user's needs.

    For articles, comments could be a reference point. With few votes, is rating really qualified to be a reference point? I am not sure.

    High rating probably satisfies ego more than readers if only few votes occured. :)

    Posted Jul 17, 2008 How often do you ask for the bad stuff? by Mark Silver
  • Thank you all for sharing your experience. You are very generous. I learned from each of you and checked out your profiles / blogs. Looking forward to meeting you in one of the events soon! Keep up that inspiration and motivation!

    Posted Jul 17, 2008 What did you like the most about BizJam? by Hsuan-Hua Chang, PCC, MS
  • Thank you for sharing this list. Congrats to the winners. Your contribution is deeply appreciated!

    Posted Jul 17, 2008 Congrats to Award Winners at BizJam by Bob Dunn
  • will come by to have a beer and see the magic!

    Posted Jul 15, 2008 North End Happy Hour, with Trivia and Magic hosted by Brian Crouch
  • I would like to attend this meeting and week day seattle event won't work for me.

    Thank you for getting coaches together

    I will host a free workshop for coaches in eastside soon.

    Posted Jul 15, 2008 Calling All Coaches - Coffee & Collaboration hosted by Rebecca Beltran
  • Joe,

    Just had a chance to check out your blog. Thank you so much for the write-up on Lisa Johnson's session. I already book marked lulu.com since publishing is one of my goals.

    Posted Jul 15, 2008 What did you like the most about BizJam? by Hsuan-Hua Chang, PCC, MS
  • Mark,

    Thank you for the clarification. I think you know my intention of the request other than for my own learning. :)

    We usually got very inspired after a conference learning. The big question is always - what do you take away and what are you taking on? Grounding the learning is as important as learning itself..

    I see your vision of differentiation on biz development. Could you eleborate "rock the product"? Thanks.

    Posted Jul 14, 2008 What did you like the most about BizJam? by Hsuan-Hua Chang, PCC, MS
  • Maura, Joe and Mark,

    Thank you for the replies.

    Mark,

    Could you please explain in plain English, what blocked you using social media effectively (sinking) and what exactly you got form bizjam to help you move forward? And how do you plan to move forward now? Thanks.

    Posted Jul 14, 2008 What did you like the most about BizJam? by Hsuan-Hua Chang, PCC, MS
  • Thank you. Kirk.

    It was a fun event. It's my first time to bet horses and did pretty well!

    Karen and Tim, How did you do in the end? You were fun players!

    Posted Jul 14, 2008 Fast Track Networking You Can Bet On hosted by Kirk Spencer
  • I added some reading resources for the topic. Will update again when my coach's book on 3 dimensional breath is published.

    Posted Jul 11, 2008 Body/Mind and Your Business by Hsuan-Hua Chang, PCC, MS
  • Jen,

    People usually do things when they feel emotionally safe. Advising someone who doesn't feel safe to be vulnerable is not gong to work.

    If it is my client, I would work with him on his self-confidence. When one feels confident, he has the freedom to be anyway he wants to be regardless his environment.

    Posted Jul 10, 2008 Vulnerability is a Gift by Marijo Puleo
  • Readers, please share your thoughts.

    Please also consider to attend my workshop this Sat in Bellevue starting at 10:30am Get Real About Your Business - Say What You Mean and Mean What You say.

    We will have a fun and authentic conversation over the topic.

    Posted Jul 09, 2008 Say What You Mean and Mean What You Say - about Your Business by Hsuan-Hua Chang, PCC, MS
  • From my experience, one-time deal processes that work the best are the ones connecting people. Have you heard about Challenging Day for middle schools kids? It opens teens’ hearts to accept each other in one visit.

    For big organizations, process connects people has its value. Result might not be obvious and people do tend to work better together after a team building meeting.

    Personal growth is a continuous process. One-time deal might be an eye-opening experience. Results come from follow-up work to deepen the learning.

    Coaches help clients to see what is important for them, what works for them, what motivates them and what their learning experience is. It's about empowerment - teaching clients to learn fishing instead of giving them fish. :)

    Posted Jul 09, 2008 You Don't Need Another Process, You Need Results by Carol Skolnick
  • Wonderful offer! Thank you. I will plan for it!

    Posted Jul 08, 2008 You're invited to the BizJam Soirée... by Dan McComb
  • Patrick,

    Thank you for the awesome evetn. I learned a lot. Can't wait for the next one!

    Karen,

    Sorry that you missed us. I was lost for a while.too.

    Posted Jul 07, 2008 Energized Business Presence hosted by Patrick Welch
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