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“I wish I had a coach or leadership coaching in my first year as a leader!” Said J, a seasoned leader I coached, at the end of our coaching engagement. As a young, high-potential leader, J took over as head of a company branch with P&L responsibilities…

Professional coaching is one of the least understood and most misunderstood professions today. The wide application of the term ‘coaching’ blurs the lines that sharply demarcate professional coaching from coaching found in the educational or sports arenas.

You want leadership teams that can function concordantly as a well-tuned orchestra and create magic for your organization. Otherwise, what can arise is disc(h)ord and disharmony (puns intended :)), which can trickle down the organization structure, causing infights, affecting customer service, and slowing growth for your company.

‘When the student is ready, the teacher manifests.’ Whether you are a sportsperson, corporate leader, business owner, entrepreneur, or professional, the role of a mentor is critical. The mentor in coaching helps the coach maximize potential, personal and professional, to partner with their clients to maximize the clients’ potential.

Coaching is a widely used yet misunderstood word. Everyone has a perception of coaching which may be or not be what coaching actually is. A coach is a professional, therefore, s/he must subscribe to a code of ethics, have systems and procedures to abide by and be accountable for. The International Coaching Federation is the regulatory body for credentialed and certified coaches. The role a Bar Council plays with respect to Attorneys, Barristers, Solicitors and Advocates is wh

Regal unlimited continues to shape the coaching landscape in India. One of the efforts in that direction was our research on the coaching landscape in India. The research brought up quite a few interesting insights–

As an investor, employee, or user, would you root for Microsoft under Nadella or Twitter under Musk? Oops, did we start on a controversial note??? Well, that was intentional!

mechanical engineering graduate working in the IT sector. He wanted to become an entrepreneur but wasn’t sure if he should follow his heart and take the plunge or play safe and continue with an assured income job. Keshav’s colleague, Jason, suggested he take up life coaching to clear his head and clarify his priorities.