Designed for individuals actively engaged in a coaching relationship, this journal offers a simple, thoughtful structure to support deeper reflection, personal growth,
and meaningful progress between sessions.

Whether you're just beginning with a coach or are several sessions in, this journal helps you:

• Prepare for coaching conversations with focus
  
  
• Capture key insights and breakthroughs
  
  
• Reflect on what's working and what’s shifting
  
  
• Track progress toward your goals
  
  
• Identify next steps and areas for deeper exploration
  

Sections include:

• Getting Started
  
  
• What’s Already Working
  
  
• Your Professional Advisory Board
  
  
• Critical Conversations
  
  
• Progress and Milestones
  
  
• Blank, dated pages for pre-, in-, and post-session notes
  

Sprinkled with inspiring quotes and thoughtful prompts, this journal makes a powerful companion throughout your coaching experience—whether you’re working on career clarity, leadership development, personal transformation, or something in between.

Use it to bring structure to your journey and keep the momentum going between sessions.

What’s the difference between the Coaching Journal
and the Mentor Coaching Journal?

Both journals use the same foundational structure - with thoughtful prompts, space for pre/during/post-session notes, and sections like Getting Started, What’s Already Working, and Critical Conversations.

The key difference lies in the intended audience and focus:

The Coaching Journal

• Designed for anyone currently working with a coach
  
  
• Supports client reflection and session prep
  
  
• Ideal for career, leadership, or life coaching clients
  
  
• Licensed for individual use only (clients should purchase their own copy)

The Mentor Coaching Journal

• Tailored for coaches working with a mentor coach as part of ICF credentialing
  
  
• Supports reflection on Core Competencies, PCC Markers, and professional development
  
  
• Ideal for ACC, PCC, or MCC candidates
  
  
• Built to help coaches track feedback, learning edges, and progress
  

Both journals offer structure, insight, and space for reflection - but are designed with different stages of the coaching journey in mind.