AI Virtual Café - Tackling Digital Fatigue

In the busyness of everyday life, we can all feel at capacity most of the time.

And when we are at capacity with the clutter of life, both we and our clients can struggle to find the space for anything new, like for example embracing new technologies.

So how do we create the headspace needed to not be left behind in the digitalization of the coaching industry?

In this session, Ana Paula Nacif, Ingrid Pope and Carol Braddick lead an insightful conversation on navigating digital fatigue and tech overload in today's fast-paced, digital world.

In this webinar you will learn:

• A model of how to make sense of the busyness and clutter of the world
• Practical steps to support their wellbeing
• The importance of tech boundaries

Who is this for?

This webinar is for new coaches, seasoned coaches, executive coaches, team coaches, personal or career coaches, health coaches, supervisors, and internal coaches.

Speaker Bios

Ingrid Pope is a professional ICF-credentialed coach (PCC) with many years experience of working within a corporate environment. After a 16-year career in corporate IT and a lifelong interest in organizing space, she now works as an executive coach. Alongside this, she also runs talks and workshops on reducing the clutter, the busyness and the noise.

Ingrid runs her own coaching practice, Creating Space, which focuses on decluttering all aspects of her clients’ lives. She is particularly interested in uncovering the mental and emotional clutter that can hold her clients back, especially in the areas of self-confidence and feeling overwhelmed. She has been involved with the FCC Tech Workstream since 2019, facilitating conversations around how technology is changing the coaching industry.

Dr Ana Paula Nacif is an experienced executive and group coach, facilitator and consultant who works with individuals and organizations in the areas of wellbeing, inclusion and leadership. She has nearly 20 years of executive coaching experience within the private, public, and not-for-profit sectors. She is an academic and active researcher in coaching and wellbeing. Her latest book, Coaching for Wellbeing: A Guide for Practitioners, brings together theory, research and practice, giving practitioners the knowledge and tools to coach clients in a range of settings.

Carol Braddick is co-leader of the Tech Workstream of the Future of Coaching Collaboration, a UK working group that brings together organizational buyers and market providers of tech-enabled coaching services, representatives of coaching professional bodies and coaching Supervisors to explore technology for coaching. She actively follows the market to support the coaching community on its learning curve about new providers, products and platforms.