COACHING AS A THINKING ADVENTURE
I want you to think for a moment about the thinking that you elicit and require when you ask the Well-Formed Outcome questions when you begin a session of meta-coaching.
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Develop your coaching practice through skills, benchmarking and thoughtful professional reflection.
I want you to think for a moment about the thinking that you elicit and require when you ask the Well-Formed Outcome questions when you begin a session of meta-coaching.
The day that you discover that you have mastered the techniques, that you can do each of the sub- skills with precision and in correct form—that’s a great day!
The step that will take you from the ACMC level and prepare you for the PCMC level is that of integrating all of your skills.
There are actually a great number of ways to fail at ACMC.
It is not easy to reach the competency level for Associate Certified Meta-Coach (ACMC).
We have just completed another PCMC training—very much a life transforming experience for nearly all who were there.
Once upon a time a long, long time ago Tim Gallwey, the grandfather of Coaching and the founder of the “inner game” of coaching spoke about the difference between coaching and…
Here’s another aspect of inside—out security, namely, social or relationship security which arises when you live compassionately and collaboratively in community with others.
Inside—out security begins with unconditional self-esteeming.
Ego-strength alone is not enough (Morpheus #36).
One of the exercises or processes that we have used for years in ACMC is the “coach identification.”
Ego-strength, as good as it is, by itself is not enough.
Because your sense of self is a construct that you have created over time, if it is weak or insufficient for facing reality, then as with any construct, you can strengthen it.
Here’s a little history about how we went about designing the Meta-Coaching System.
Imagine this—you learn something and you immediately implement what you learn into the application that defines why you are learning it.
Imagine this dilemma.
The central idea about deliberate practice is to take a small piece of a skill, a piece that you can discern a beginning and an end, a piece that is regular and systematic, and…
For several years, beginning in 2017, we shifted to using deliberate practice feedback as we practice coaching.
In the first two articles, our focus was competence development—how to develop competence.
Competence is everything!
The short answer is— Because competence is actually a very complex experience.
When people personalize a bad thing that happens in their lives, or when they personalize a label that they’ve been given, they thereby identify themselves with the event or the…
The phrase “secure enough to face reality” refers to the ability to know within yourself that you are okay as a person and that you are capable of handling the challenges of life.
Once you have a secure sense of your self—a solid sense that truly distinguishes unconditional self-esteem from conditional self-confidence in way you can do, you are ready to…
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