Executive Sparring & Mentoring - Christian Bahrmann
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Executive Sparring & Mentoring - Christian Bahrmann
But coaches need to operate in the same way as an intellectual. Coaching requires intense periods of focus and concentration. You need to be able to ask your clients brave questions at the right time. You need to be able to connect with your clients and get them to see what they need to see so they can hit their goals. You need to be able to share
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I’ve often been asked, „What’s the difference between coaching and sparring?“
From a coaching perspective, here’s my short take:
Professional Coaching: A Journey of Empowerment
Coaching, at its core, is not about giving advice or solutions. Instead, it’s an empathetic process grounded in ICF coaching skills such as contracting and partnering. The... See more
From a coaching perspective, here’s my short take:
Professional Coaching: A Journey of Empowerment
Coaching, at its core, is not about giving advice or solutions. Instead, it’s an empathetic process grounded in ICF coaching skills such as contracting and partnering. The... See more