WHAT TO EXPECT FROM YOUR
PERSONAL BUSINESS COACH

CONTEXT
  • to provide a valuable, outside perspective

  • complete confidentiality

  • the opportunity to occasionally "vent"

  • to observe the line between coaching and therapy

  • to show genuine concern for your welfare and future

  • to demonstrate respect for your perceptions, learning style

  • to be "present and flexible," attentive to your needs during the coaching session

  • to help you achieve your goals
ACTION
  • to "role-play" situations you want to rehearse before you attempt them

  • to bring out the best in you, and challenge you to stretch your "comfort zone"

  • to tailor your sessions to your needs

  • to communicate the goals of your coaching agreement

  • to establish clear agreements and keep promises

  • to integrate and build on your ideas and suggestions

  • to ask questions that evoke discovery, insight, commitment and action

  • to help you see new viewpoints and find new possibilities for action

  • to brainstorm with you and assist you with defining actions that enable you to demonstrate, practice and deepen new learning

  • to challenge your assumptions and perspectives to provoke new ideas

  • to help you stay on track between sessions by holding attention on the coaching plan and outcomes, agreed-upon course of action and topics for future sessions
RESOURCE
  • to provide information and tools that are useful to you

  • to provide you with resources that you probably wouldn't have found or sought on your own

  • to be accessible when needed as a sounding board


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    fax: 212 980-7940

    pwhaserot@pdcounsel.com
    www.pdcounsel.com

 

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