Coaching

“Dream Your Life”: JCI Training in Arlon

Paul will give his new training “Dream your Life” in French language in Arlon, Belgium for the JCI Members at their annual Training forum ”Les Assises” Wallonia on 8th May 2010 at 14.00 -17.00 hours. This training reflects the main exercices of Paul’s newest book “Leven (Z)onder Druk”. Be there if you speak French and want to develop yourself!

The Secret of Coaching yourself to successful Leadership Habits in 30 days!

Training at JCI Newport, California (USA): JCI Newport  organizes a seminar Monday evening 14th December : “The Secret of Coaching yourself to successful Leadership & Personal Habits in 30 days!”  by Dr. Paul Koeck, MD, IGread more »

“The Secret of Coaching yourself to successful Leadership & Personal Habits in 30 days!” with JCI Vilnius

JCI Vilnius  organizes a seminar with me on thursday evening 29th October at 18.30 – 22.30 hs: “The Secret of Coaching yourself to successful Leadership & Personal Habits in 30 days!”  by Dr. Paul Koeck, IG. (ISM university, Arkliu street 18, Vilnius).  .

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The Secret of Gary Kasparov

Chess World Champion Gary kasparov came over to Belgium this week. He analyses his own success secrets. Since it connects very closely to my personal experience as a Business Coach of highly effective leaders, I wanted to summarize some key idea’s:

  1. Reflect on your ‘Decision Process’:
    1. analyze how you take decisions in your life: become counscious of how you took your succesfull decisions and make reflecting on your decisions a habit. This will lead to creating a personal decision style.
    2. success is the consequence of the quality of your decision processes, and long term success of the quality of your improvement process of making better decisions read more »

Solution Focused Coaching at Vilnius University

Vilnius University invited me to teach some classes in Solution Focused Coaching in their master program of organisational psychology and Solution Focused Therapy  to the master students in clinical & health psychology together with some classes at the faculty of communication. It dates since 2004 that I visted Lithuania. I remember teaching my first workshop there about intercultural management in their parliament, only 5 days after the borders had been opened to EU countries. The Baltic states are active since they entered Europe. read more »

Interview by Dr. Joszef Telkes in Budapest

Last saturday, I was interviewed in Budapest by Hungary’s psychiatrist & celebrity, Dr. Joszef Telkes about our new online e-therapy business:

Internet Assisted Psychotherapy interview by Jozsef Telkes.

The pleasant Flow of Contributing

Today was a usual therapy day. Some other days, I am more into business coaching and building our new e-business. This morning, I felt peaceful, happy and calm. I know this feeling. It often occurs to me while working with clients. And my 10 o’clock client, mentioned the same: working with people makes him feel calm and good. Why is this so, I wondered?

  1. First, I remembered that I started to develop this pleasant feeling right after my first years of being a professional. Probably one needs to build ‘competence’ first, to feel selfconfident in what one is doing. So, if you read this and are still building competence in your profession, just accept that learning takes effort. And that there will be a day where you feel ok with what you do. Your customers will let you know when you do a good job and that will reinforce you.
  2. Second, this pure concentration on one person – no phone calls, no interruptions – gives our brain the time to tune in, the time to focus and as we know from litterature: focus is that what provokes “flow” in a human beings. Focussing relieves stress & tension and opens us up for joy. I remember from my philosophy classes the quote of Jean-Paul Sartre, in “L’Être et le Néant”, describing self-consciousness as  ”Conscience de soi de quelque chose” (being aware of yourself through being aware of something).  Now, years later, I start to see that we become more ourself, indeed, when we focus on something else with dedication and concentration. read more »

Paul Koeck

Paul Koeck, MD, BA, is president and founder of Coachteam® International. He works as business coach for top-executives, and is in surplus an excellent therapist and physician. He created the Coachteam® philosophy ’Goal-Directed, Solution-Focused Coaching‘, being the pioneer in Europe in Solution Focused Coaching for Business Leaders & Organisations! Paul defines the keys to success clearly: ‘Successful people know what they want to achieve, how to get there, how to mobilise thé required resources and … they dare to be thé Captain of their soul’. Dr. Paul Koeck is an authority in the field of business & career coaching and competence development. He is a frequent keynote speaker, coach & trainer on international scientific conferences and at universities, all over the world. His model and techniques are used in different continents, countries and languages. He is the creator of several expert systems for managing the change of human behaviour.

Paul studied medicine, philosophy and sports medicine at the Catholic University of Louvain. After his management studies, at the VLERICK School for Management, he was profoundly trained in systemic coaching, brief therapy an hypnotherapy in Europe an the U.S.A.

As a trainer, consultant and coach he served important business leaders and organisations like  Alcatel-Lucent, KPMG, BASF, Siemens, Borealis, IBM, Swift, Nextiraone, Janssen Pharmaceutica, Banksys, HP, Junior Chamber International, Haribo, Proximus, Belgacom, Delta Lloyd Life, Generale Bank, Belgian Military Police, Anco, Givi, Axias, IPPA, HBK Spaarbank, Vlaams Centrum voor Kwaliteitszorg,  Socialistische Mutualiteiten, Onafhankelijk Ziekenfonds, Arenberg Group, Partena, Prayon Ruppel, Pandora,  … He coaches fluently in 5 languages: Dutch, English, French, Spanish, German and studied Italian, Portuguese, Latin, Esperanto, & Russian.

Radio Interview with Dr. Paul Koeck about digital stress: Part 1 -  Part 2