Terry Watkins

Terry Watkins is a Senior Coach for Blanchard®. She is a frequent contributor to Blanchard’s LeaderChat blog. Terry received her Certified Professional Career Coach certification from The Coaches Training Institute and her MBA with an emphasis in Leadership from Grand Canyon University.

  • 4 Steps to Authentic Behavior Change

    4 Steps to Authentic Behavior Change

    A new year is upon us. For many people, this time of year represents “out with the old, in with the new”—a new start or a new opportunity. I believe right now is the best time for self-reflection...

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  • 4 Coaching Steps toward Work/Life Balance

    4 Coaching Steps toward Work/Life Balance

    A common topic in my coaching sessions is work/life balance. Heavy workloads, daily abundance of emails, competing deadlines, required meetings, and other concerns can be so overwhelming that work...

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  • 7 Tips for Letting Go as a Manager

    7 Tips for Letting Go as a Manager

    Delegation and control are common topics with my coaching clients. They recognize the importance of delegation and how it can serve them, but some still struggle with letting go. In order to free...

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  • 4 Key Elements of Emotional Intelligence—A Coach’s Perspective

    4 Key Elements of Emotional Intelligence—A Coach’s Perspective

    Everyone experiences emotions—happy, sad, angry, afraid, ashamed, etc. Emotions can move you forward or hold you back. Your reactions to others’ emotions can positively enhance a relationship or...

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  • Coaching Yourself—6 Tips from a Professional Coach

    Coaching Yourself—6 Tips from a Professional Coach

    Have you ever thought about coaching yourself?  It’s a good skill to have—especially during an unexpected change, transition, or period of uncertainty. Through self-coaching, you can take control...

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  • 4 Ways to Develop Your Coaching Presence

    4 Ways to Develop Your Coaching Presence

    Professional coaches know the importance of being skilled at coaching presence—being fully present. This fundamental and powerful skill can make or break a coach/client relationship. The...

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