CoachLab articles on trends

How did a 26-year-old junior marketing coordinator become the leader of a 50-strong team in four years? That's how Martha became a leader at a young age, and this is her story - a real-life example of how talent, perseverance and the right coaching support can create success for young leaders.

Hybrid coaching (also known as blended coaching) is a model where the coaching process is part online and part face-to-face, complementing each other. The online parts can be video calls, chat or voice consultations, digital tools, file sharing, task tracking software. Face-to-face sessions provide the opportunity for direct human contact, observation of body language, more intensive interaction and deeper relationship building.

Hybrid coaching aims to harness the benefits of both the online and face-to-face formats, while reducing the disadvantages that are unique to one or the other.

The future of coaching: 15 coaching trends that will reshape the world of development 2025-2026 The coaching world is changing at an unprecedented pace. What was once the privilege of a select few is now an integral part of the world of work and our personal development. But where...

If you've been reading self-improvement books for months and nothing changes in your life, you're not alone. True transformation requires a personalised online coaching service - support that puts you and your unique situation at the centre.