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The Purpose of Coaching
The purpose of coaching is to focus on you and what you need to achieve.
You decide the issues you want to focus on, and use the coaching process to help you achieve your outcomes.
Executives and Leaders are coached when ...
- consistent peak performance is required
- their ability to determine priorities is strategically critical
- they are looking for new, innovative approaches
- the optimal use of their time is essential
- they realise that precision and clarity of communication are paramount for results
- they know they can benefit from fresh perspectives on work relationships
- they want to develop new levels of self confidence
- they have to balance business goals with human issues
- they recognise that continuing learning and development is not just desirable – it’s essential
- they want to challenge yourself
- when they need to take control of their future
When is a good time for coaching?
- When you are you so busy that you barely have time to think.
- When circumstances are challenging what you know.
- When you are emerging from a “trough”.
- When you want to ensure that you and your business benefit from lessons learned.
This can be a dangerous time for you and particularly for your business. These are the times when the habits of the past can re-create the problems of the past instead of the solutions for the future.
If everything that used to work for you is no longer producing quality results, then it’s time for new approaches
When you find new enthusiasm for your work and your business, make sure you are mentally ready to take full advantage.
Make sure that the lessons of the past are consolidated into sound business practice and planning which prepares for possible futures.
Does Coaching really work?
Yes!
The rapid growth of the Coaching industry is a result of the recognition that each of us will reach times in our careers when we benefit from the ability of another to draw out the resources deep within us to make a genuine difference to the way we succeed in a dynamic work environment.