CAMINO COACHING + CONSULTING
Helping you take a slower path
CAMINO COACHING + CONSULTING
Creativity and innovation are in high demand, and they depend on existing knowledge and experience.
Where does that knowledge and experience come from?
Curiosity.
What if slowing down to connect with curiosity led to more productive conversations and faster processes?
Ask about:
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Engaging workshops to reconnect with your organization's innate curiosity.
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Customized programs that address the needs of individual employees, teams, or the organization's culture.
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Personal and professional coaching.
Curiosity diverges completely from business as usual. With curiosity, the outcome doesn’t matter. Curiosity isn’t interested in moving anywhere. It seeks knowledge and experience, not for some application, but for the joy of learning itself. WIth curiosity, we stay in the present without a thought to where we are going or what it may or may not produce.
Curiosity requires a safe environment, one with adequate time and space for noticing and wondering. You can’t rush curiosity anymore than you can order a child to “Play faster!” But the gems that come from allowing curiosity are valuable and enduring. When new situations require us to adapt quickly, curiosity is the repository we have built up that creativity can then draw from.
Contact Camino Coaching + Consulting today and see how
reconnecting with curiosity could change the trajectory of your business.
What's so important about curiosity?
Curiosity allows for more productive conversations.
Curiosity results in new knowledge and experiences that creativity and innovation can draw from.
CURIOSITY FEELS GOOD!
LEARN MORE ABOUT ME
Lisa Frank, is founder of Camino Life Coaching + Consulting through which she builds effective teams through customized programs. Prior to launching her business, Lisa spent eight years working at NIGP: The Institute for Public Procurement, where she built effective teams composed of subject matter experts, including procurement professionals, academics, and suppliers, to develop useful guidance on public procurement topics. From 2018-2020, Government Procurement Magazine published Lisa’s articles on a range of public procurement topics. Prior to joining NIGP, Lisa managed the University Lecture Series at Carnegie Mellon University, where she earned her Master of Public Management. She received her undergraduate degree from Indiana University in cello performance, and now lives in Ashland, Oregon, where she plays cello with the Rogue Valley Symphony.
Degrees and Certifications:
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John Maxwell Certified Coach, Public Speaker, and DISC Consultant
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ICF-Accredited Professional Coach Certification Program, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA
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Masters in Public Management, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
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Bachelor of Music in Cello Performance, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN
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