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THE ART OF BEING COACHED
For years I’ve been writing these posts on coaching and I have never before written about being the client.
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A THINKING CHECKUP
When it comes to the coach conversation, the quality of the conversation that you facilitate inevitably depends on both the quality of the questions you ask and the quality of the…
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DRIVING BLIND
On Graduation night of ACMC 2018 Sydney, one of our Team leaders, Mark Moon started his inspirational moment by recommending to the coaches that they should drive blind.
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GET YOUR FOOT OFF THE BRAKE!
Emotions operate as the brakes and accelerator in your human mind-body-emotion system.
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WHEN THE COACH IS READY THE BENCHMARKER WILL APPEAR
When the coach is ready— a benchmarker will be there.
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WHY DO SOME HAVE A HARD TIME ELICITING A VALUE HIERARCHY?
One of the pieces of information that you will definitely gather when you coach is your client’s values.
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WHY DO SOME HAVE A HARD TIME ASKING CLARITY QUESTIONS?
To ask a clarity question is simply to ask about how a person is using a word, “How are you using the term X?”
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WHY DO SOME HAVE A HARD TIME USING META-QUESTIONS
When it comes to Coaching, questioning is your primary tool for exploration, for discovery, for unleashing potentials, for developing new resources, for facilitating meta-level…
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WHY DO SOME HAVE A HARD TIME INDUCING STATES
Ah, the induction of state!
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WHY DO SOME HAVE A HARD TIME ACKNOWLEDGING THE CLIENT
Acknowledging what the client says is such a simple and obvious skill— and yet one that many, many coaches, and even Meta-Coaches, sometimes have a hard time learning and…
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WHY DO SOME HAVE A HARD TIME GETTING A SUBJECT?
Another things that seems “hard” for most coaches in coaching is getting the subject.
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WHY DO SOME HAVE A HARD TIME REACHING COMPETENCY LEVEL?
Yes, the standards of the Meta-Coaching system are the highest anywhere in the world.
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UPDATES ABOUT GROUP & TEAM COACHING
We have just completed the first four-day training of Group & Team Coaching.
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COACHING THE COACH TO COACH
When we train the Assist Team at ACMC to provide feedback and benchmarking, we are developing people for high quality supervision in Meta-Coaching.
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THE BASICS GIVE YOU DEPTH
During October when doing both ACMC and PCMC back to back — I was impressed all over again about the crucial role of the coaching basics.
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DIAGNOSING MIS-DIAGNOSES
It is no secret that we humans often get it wrong.
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PROFILING AS A COACHING SKILL
After the last post on Profiling Your Client as you Coach (#45), a couple of questions arose.
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THE GROUP & TEAM COACHING CREDENTIALS
It seems that in Meta-Coaching, the ACMC certificate gets most of the attention with more attention in recent time to PCMC.
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PROFILING YOUR CLIENT AS YOU COACH
I learned a lot last week in presenting PCMC and in doing the assessments.
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WHEN YOU INTERVENE
When you coach, what you do first is get a definition and description of the coaching conversation as the client wishes for the session and/or for the coaching program.
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EXPLAIN WHAT YOU KNOW
How do you learn? How can you learn the ACMC level of Meta-Coaching or the PCMC level?
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LISTENING IS DANGEROUS
“The great majority of us cannot listen; we find ourselves compelled to evaluate, because listening is too dangerous.
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FACILITATING AUTHENTIC THINKING
When you coach, the conversation you engage your client in is designed to get him or her to authentically think and to think about oneself— one’s innermost thoughts, hopes, fears…
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ASKING THE CLARIFYING QUESTIONS
Here’s another way to be a wimp as a coach— Don’t ask your clients to clarify what they mean.
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