The Ethics Of A Christian Coach

The author of this book, Dave Ramsey, is a man who has gone through many struggles in his life. Throughout his book he talks about the times when he went bankrupt and couldn’t provide for his family. Dave Ramsey sat down and wrote a plan on how to be smart with your money. Ramsey says, “The principles are not mine. I stole them all from God and your grandmother” (xi). He talks about how these are not new ideas and that these are not theories because they are proven to work every single time. The central concept of this book is to help people succeed in life with money but also their personal relationships. Ramsey wants to give people hope and happiness by playing a small role in their financial freedom.

Ethical Standards are meant to protect the personal information of clients and practitioners as well as to create a professional and secure environment for both the client and the provider. It is crucial for any provider that has direct contact with a client, and that works with the client’s personal information to set boundaries as they build a rapport. It is imperative for clients to feel respected and secure.

In ‘Till Debt Do Us Part’ by Mary Loftus, she explains just how Americans in a relationship are affected by money in a positive and in a negative way. Well over sixty percent of women and male enter a marriage with some debt, which places tension on the relationship and takes the focus away from future financial goals (99). Concealing your financial transactions can cause legal issues and can be detrimental to your relationship, and can ultimately weaken the relationship (100). Women and men both grumble that the other isn’t doing enough to provide financially, which affects their relationship (101). The idea that men are supposed to work and women are supposed to be housewives like many years ago, can go against the couple if the women earns a lot more and can cause unnecessary hostility (102). Marriage requires effort from both parties, even with the abundance of issues of money, couples should plot their financial lives rather than avoiding it (102).

Finish your discussion with your thoughts on how this information affects you personally including any insights you had about yourself and the stress that you experience. I believe that for everyone money is a big stressor, so I feel like it was a great chapter that I took a lot away from. I really enjoyed this lesson because of all the tips it gave me to start managing my money better. I think the great think about this chapter is that it is a good reminder for everyone, no matter if there young, old, rich, or poor; all the points made in this chapter are things we all need to keep in mind when thinking about money. My favorite thing is this whole chapter was David Ramsey’s comment about contentment. I think he was completely right when he said that the most important financial principle is contentment. While I think most people know more money and stuff will not make them happy, I know for me personally, contentment is one of the hardest things to master. So it was a good reminder for me and made me think a lot about the silly things I am spending money on that really are unneeded. This chapter gave lots of tips that I will be using throughout my life to help manage my money and reduce my

Gary Collins the author of “Helping Others Turn Potential into Reality Christian Coaching” discusses the importance in having a strong foundation in coaching by having the necessary tools to develop skills to help clients to get unstuck and reach where he or she want to be in life. Collins explains that Christian coaching is to help clients to find his or her purpose that God has for him or her to successfully live for the greater commission by giving the how-tos and practical examples. Collins goes in great depth on the skills that are used in coaching to help the coach be a successful coach by using assessment, vision, actions, obstacles, goals, specialties and the last one is how to practice these skills with a client. Being the

Intercollegiate athletics provide a unique and exciting experience for students, alumni, and the local community. Reunions, homecoming, pep rallies, and tailgating events are all built around the fervent game day experience of intercollegiate athletics. Bragging rights and state pride are often dependent on the flagship university's success on the playing field. This ever-growing popularity has created a high stakes system of risk and reward for many universities. Administrators are often faced with the moral dichotomy of winning at all cost versus winning with integrity. The balance of winning and social responsibility creates continuous pressure for individuals

Values and beliefs are a product of an individual’s own unique history, experiences and education, the essence of everything they do and the reason they place importance on some things more than others. A coach’s values and beliefs have a major impact on their coaching behaviour as they motivate them, help them make decisions, show us who they are and better understand them. In the sporting environment, they keep them motivated whilst they deliver and perform their sessions and help to develop their knowledge and understanding of people they meet on a daily basis. Values allow the coach to decide how to deliver each session and how to choose the contents and equipment for individuals they coach. As they can affect coaching performance,

Coaches and athletic personnel are examples of ethical behavior in their personal and professional lives. They must have a clear perspective for their role and responsibility toward the organization, the team, and the athlete. Therefore, it is important to give consideration to the relationship between personal and professional responsibility; and also to whether there are limitations to loyalty to the organization or team.

Financial goals are important to Ms. Tau as she continues to try and prepare for retirement, increase savings, and pay off debt. She also hopes to begin a college fund for her eldest granddaughter, who will be graduating in five years. Ms. Tau has maintained putting $97 a month into her employee retirement plan, which currently has accumulated $115,500. Additionally, $200 a month goes into her liquid savings. She is attempting to save $18,000, which amounts to a 6-month income safety net. Ms. Tau is working toward paying off her personal loan of $34,650 and

First, American Psychological Association (2004) determined that financial concerns are the number one cause of stress in American’s lives. Second, money is the number one source of disagreement in the early years of marriage. Third, money issues are the number one cause of divorce in the United States (p. 2).

Great topic! Coaches who breach coaching contracts have been on the rise the past few years. One case that comes to mind is the 2011 incident in which then Kent State basketball coach, Geno Ford left his head coaching position at Kent State for the same position at Bradley University. A year prior to Ford’s resignation, Kent State renegotiated the head coaches contract, which increased Ford’s salary to $300,000 making him the highest paid basketball coach in the conference. The renegotiated contact included a clause that noted if Ford or Kent State canceled the agreement prior to March 31, 2015; the other party would get the balance of the base salary remaining in Ford’s contract (Biliczky, 2013)).

On January 1st of 2017 I interviewed my mother of her financial decisions throughout her life. She does not use credit cards anymore after filing for bankruptcy due to bit parents being laid off in 2010 during the great recession. She does not use a written budget and does not know her current net worth. She does not know her asset allocation of her investments but is set to retire in 2030. She does not own a home but did before filing for bankruptcy she currently is renting a house. The two best financial decisions she made were putting 20% of income into an IRA account and getting rid all off credit cards after filing for bankruptcy and never opening anymore credit card accounts. The two worst financial decisions she made were spending her

As a couple, the lifetime spent together takes a financial plan to assure a financial stability later in life. For example; if a couple plans on buying a car they need to discuss the process and agree on what’s best for one another. Showing a financial discipline guides engaged couples to know if whether they are a right fit for each other. Knowing that they have the same discipline in financial responsibilities, gives them a beneficial plan ahead to process.

For this final project I decided to choose the relationship I have with my coach from high school. I remember the first day I met him, I was scared. The fact that he was not really friendly that day was not helpful at all. The first couple of weeks were not satisfactory since I was not talented enough to be playing for the varsity team. Every time I tried to talk to him, he responded by using single phrases, never trying to continue the conversation. After these rough weeks passed by, I started to feel disappointed since I was expecting him to help me improve my tennis game. Since he was the most acclaimed coach around the state, his word of me not being talented enough stroke me. But I did not quit, and one day after losing a match with

Money is a frequent source of conflict in marriage. While it can bring great opportunities, marriage can also bring stress and strain if couples do not approach their finances and priorities realistically. Working as partners is important to resolve the issues of finances and they can have a healthier relationship. Financial issues may result from one spouse be saver and one spouse being a spender, no budget planning or the opposite there is a budget, but it may be too strict. Unresolved conflict in finances can lead to divorce; the couple are unable to talk about their finances and repair the damage to the marriage. Results from a recent interview by the author with a couple reveal their relationship struggle with financial conflict. For this research paper, the writer choose to discuss financial conflict. In conclusion, the writer will provide statistic data, description of financial issues, techniques to help the couple, Biblical insights and homework.