BECOMING A DECISION COACH
Without question, there is a great need in individuals and organizations for training and coaching in how to make intelligent decisions. Everywhere there is plenty of evidence that smart and ecological decisions are in short supply. Statistics confirm that poor decisions are everywhere, in personal
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BECOMING A DECISION COACH
Without question, there is a great need in individuals and organizations for training and coaching in how to make intelligent decisions. Everywhere there is plenty of evidence that smart and ecological decisions are in short supply. Statistics confirm that poor decisions are everywhere, in personal lives, banking, board rooms, buying, etc. With 50% of marriages ending, 83% of mergers and acquisitions not return any return on investment in three years and 70% failing altogether— someone, somewhere is not making smart decisions.
As a Meta-Coach you have already learned how to help a client make a valued-based decision about a change that the client wants to make. You learned Axis II of The Axes of Change Model for how to help the client evaluate the choices inside of one’s decision. Having modeled decision-making, evaluating is stage two of decision-making. So to become a highly competent decision-making coach you need to know the five stages and how to navigate them with your clients.
1) Information gathering by critical thinking, clarity checks, and checking biases.
