Business Coaching – “Airy Fairy” Fad or Something More…

BUSINESS & EXECUTIVE COACHING – One of those “airy fairy” fads or a means of moving from ordinary to extraordinary?

Through Coaching, a person can realise their true potential by following a process of uncovering and then eliminating destructive behavioural and thinking patterns in their life – and doing this in a fully supportive, caring and inspirational environment.

Going through a coaching process however is not a soft and fluffy process. It requires hard work and commitment from both the coach and coachee. One coach defined a coach’s job as kick-starting the next phase of your life.

Coaching traditionally takes place as one hour face-to-face sessions but is developing to meet the needs of our modern world and includes telephone, on-line video, email and the multitude of electronic communication options.

The coach helps you to expand the kind of observer you are, in order to see patterns, contexts and questions that you haven’t been able to see. The spectrums of possible actions that we have at any moment are determined by the observer that we are. Imagine someone listening, not only to your words, but also to what’s behind them; someone who even listens to the spaces between your words; someone in tune with the nuances of your voice, your emotion, and your energy – who is intent on receiving everything you communicate; someone who listens to the very best in you, even when you can’t hear it in yourself. Imagine hearing the truth about yourself. Where you are strong, and where you sell yourself short.

Imagine hearing that without judgment? The process is set to help you break free from self-limiting conversations and take action that will lead to a more fulfilling life. It is about unlocking your true potential.

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One Response to “Business Coaching – “Airy Fairy” Fad or Something More…”
  1. mybusinesscoach says:

    Thanks for your response. I am going to be posting more articles. ROI is one of the most difficult things to prove in coaching but if we can get it right will be our best selling tool. I am busy interviewing 40 people from a group of 60 to see if I can define the benefits for the organisation. If I have perfmission from them, I will write those results up in an article in about two weeks time and post it here.

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