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Find or create your own artifact from your past and you’ll see the role it will continue to play in shaping your coaching identity and strategy in the years to come. Reflecting on these stories and artifacts is a powerful way to improve your self-awareness as coach and act upon your unique strengths and motivations.
Brett Bartholomew • Conscious Coaching: The Art and Science of Building Buy-In
a truly connected person hears the inner messages of their soul and uses them to guide their work. They define themselves not so much by the world around them but by the smooth conversation with their inner vision, where aspirations are clear and motivating, and both achievements and failures are registered and learned from. A truly connected perso
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The mind becomes a place the soul goes to hide from the heart. To transcend this tendency to hide in either your heart or your mind, simply realize that it is always the same conscious awareness experiencing what is going on inside.
Michael A. Singer • Living Untethered: Beyond the Human Predicament
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It’s also important to point out that the sports coach’s instructions are traditionally specific and technical, and stay exclusively within a narrow band of their sport or art. That is, the coach rarely, if ever, attends to mood, emotion, the way of being of the performer, and if they do it’s by chance, rather than by design, and in a broad, superf
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