Coaching
Coaching accelerates the achievement of goals in a sustainable way
Who will expand and challenge your thinking? And who supports you when the going gets tough?
In the working life, there are many situations where a team leader - or other key person – benefits from coaching. What these situations have in common is that they often involve uncertainty and there is no one right way forward. An external professional coach provides then an effective thought partnership. Coaching provides a safe space to explore different perspectives and to be challenged in terms of one’s own beliefs and habits.
Typical situations for coaching are:
- Role changes, e.g. from expert to project manager
- A variety of challenging situations
- Developing self-leadership and prioritisation
- Maintaining well-being and focus in the midst of growth and pace
- Developing cooperation with different stakeholders and different people
- New strategy and organisational changes
In addition to accelerating the achievement of goals in a sustainable way, coaching also generates other benefits:
- strategic thinking and holistic understanding develops
- improved ability to operate in a complex environment
- in-depth analyzed alternative solutions and decision-making
- greater clarity of focus
- new strengths are found and old ones are clarified
- encouragement to try new things
- understanding of the impact of one's own actions and the means of influencing improves
- reflection becomes a regular practice
- thinking skills develop
- self-understanding deepens
- energy and enthusiasm are generated
Coaching is always a unique process. It can be an individual process or group. The process starts with a discussion on objectives and ends with a discussion on results. Often, to support effectiveness and further development, a follow-up meeting is organized about three months after the end of the process.
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