It’s important we remember that not only do we want our clients to be able to fluidly move from head to heart to hunch, we want to do that as well.
COACHING SKILLS
1, 2, 3, Coach!
This was the framework I used for my first five years as a full-time coach that helped me stay in the coaching mindset instead of sliding into “fix it” mode, mentoring, or something else.
Mid-Year Check-In for Your Business
A mid-year check-in allows you to make necessary adjustments, set new goals, and ensure that you’re on track for a successful year.
A Coaching Checklist: What to Remember and What to Forget – Part 2
Remember enough to be helpful and respectful, but not so much that you force the conversation into a specific direction or groove.
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A Coaching Checklist: What to Remember and What to Forget – Part 1
When a client makes you aware of something that’s going to affect how you interact with them, that’s important for the coach to remember.
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