Hanna Cooper

Coaching for nonprofit and government leaders and teams

Coaching for nonprofit and government leaders and teams

Make mine humble

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Based on a conversation we had this past Monday, Phil Gerbyshak over at Make It Great! has written up a quasi-interview with me about my coaching work.  His words are kind and I’m humbled. 

Phil’s a generous friend in the blog world, a true connector and prolific resource, so check him out: I always leave with new information, a new perspective, and great energy for my day.

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Finding common ground

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Last week I was on a crowded plane flying back from a meeting in Washington DC.  I’d packed in my apple, my bottle of water and a People magazine – healthy food, junk food reading – and settled into my tiny seat to unwind after a full day. I happily breezed through People and moved […]

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Becoming real

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Last night, my son pulled out a new book for us to read before his bedtime: The Velveteen Rabbit.  We’ve actually had this book for a couple of years, but never read it together before.  It was a gift to my son from a family friend after my Mom died in honor of my Mom’s […]

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Focusing

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In a recent post, I asked you to share your plans and goals for 2006, and said I’d share mine.  To hold true to my promise from that post (and add an extra layer of accountability for myself!), here are some of my plans for 2006 (and some background): 1) Stepping it up as a […]

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Hanna Cooper

Hanna Cooper Coach Before specializing as a professional coach in 2004, I spent more than a decade in leadership, management and program development for state and local government and non-profit organizations.  Now I get to help leaders and teams have more clarity and ability to stand up for what's important in their work and in their organizations. Working with me, leaders and teams find more meaning and purpose, feel happier and more confident, navigate change and conflict, and work together better.