Last month, we talked about downloading — the invisible pattern-matching that makes smart leaders and coaches blind to what’s right in front of them. This month, we move to the next stage of the U: Seeing. And what gets in the way of it is not what most people expect. There’s a leader I encounter
There’s a team member struggling right in front of you. You can see they’re off. Yet somehow you keep missing what’s actually wrong. You ask the questions. You do the check-ins. You follow the framework. And yet the real issue stays invisible. Or there’s tension in your leadership team. You can feel it. But you
Here’s something most coaches don’t like admitting — mainly because it happens so quietly it barely registers: Most coaches don’t leave the profession because they can’t find clients.They leave because they stop growing… and don’t notice it happening. I’ve seen it happen in supervision rooms, in peer conversations and — if I’m honest — in
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The Confidence of a Coach In the ever-evolving world of coaching, the development of a personalised coaching style is not just an advantage, it’s a necessity. A confident style transcends the traditional set of strategies, symbolising a coach’s unique identity, values and approach. The current coaching landscape, marked by rapid changes in client expectations and
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