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Coaching and Mentoring
Develop the people around you through powerful dialogue.
Course Outcome

Coaching and Mentoring
Develop the people around you through powerful dialogue.
Course Outline
The Four Principles of Coaching
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Trust
Without Trust, any attempt to coach a colleague will be fruitless and helping them to take the risks needed to reach their full potential will be close to impossible.
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Potential
Coaching must be based on the assumption that every person has the Potential to grow and become something greater.
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Commitment
A person's motivation to achieve long-term goals only stays strong when they have a firm internal Commitment to that particular outcome.
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Execution
The job of the coach is to neither pull nor push his or her colleague in a predetermined direction, but instead to allow them to find their own journey.
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Whats the Mission? Part 1
Your number one goal should be to challenge your colleagues to chase their fulfillment and fully express their true selves.
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Whats the Mission? Part 2
When coaching, it's important to establish what your colleague's 'big picture' is in terms of their highest goals.
Key Skills
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The Importance of Listening
It’s impossible to coach, mentor or lead others successfully without mastering the art of genuinely listening, which can be harder than it sounds.
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What is Guided Discovery?
Guided Discovery is when a coach sets the framework or agenda, but allows the colleague to discover the answer for themselves.
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Choosing Congruency
Vocal and physical congruency of what you say and do are paramount to building trust and rapport with others.
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Mirror and Adapt
When people are in total rapport, they mirror each other non-verbally through something called Limbic Synchrony.
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Tap into Your Curiosity
The more you actively enjoy being curious, the more natural and gratifying the coaching or mentoring experience will be for you.
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Three Coaching Questions
This film focuses on three big coaching questions that the aspiring coach will find very helpful.
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Trust Your Intuition
When coaching you will sometimes have hunches about a situation. This video looks at how to handle your hunches.
FACTS
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Face up to the Facts
FACTS is an acronym for an alternative approach to coaching that in some circumstances may be more effective than traditional methods.
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Feedback
In the FACTS model the F is about the important subject of providing your colleague with Feedback to assist them in their coaching.
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Accountable
In the FACTS model, the letter A stands for Accountable in reference to holding your colleague accountable for the commitments they make.
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Courageous
In the FACTS model, C stands for Courageous since the pursuit of big goals often involves courage.
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Tension
In the FACTS model the T stands for Tension since the model suggests that Tension is required in coaching to achieve optimal performance.
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System Thinking
In the FACTS model the S stands for System thinking, since a coach's job is to raise the colleague's awareness of the System they work in as a whole.
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The Coaching Group
The more you’re able to exchange tips, thoughts and experiences with your fellow delegates, the more your entire organisation can grow and develop.
Actions
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Actions
Successful coaches or mentors bring out the very best in others. What a tremendous gift to be able to share. But to achieve it takes deliberate action.