A Coaching Model Created by Julie Fowler
(AdHd Coach, UNITED STATES)
I chose this model because it is my belief that we often navigate through life with subconscious/underlying Continue…
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A Coaching Model Created by Julie Fowler
(AdHd Coach, UNITED STATES)
I chose this model because it is my belief that we often navigate through life with subconscious/underlying Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Shiva Kumar Bharathi
(Professional Training Coach, INDIA)
My model is prepared with the intent to fulfill any intent that human beings have. I have noticed that any intent Continue…
Coaching Model Created by Courtney Anderson
(Career Coach, UNITED STATES)
L.I.V.E. is the coaching model that supports upward trajectory as a way of life. To L.I.V.E. is to Listen, Illuminate Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Bikramjit Maitra
(Executive Coaching, INDIA)
This model is designed to help already successful professionals to pursue higher level of success and Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Helen May
(Life Coach, NEW ZEALAND)
First you see the bud tightly closed in a tight space. Within the bud all of the potential is there – just Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Shobha Naidu
(Intercultural Coach, INDIA)
My model is based on an analogy with the Chrysalis. It best represents for me the process of unfolding Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Silvia Macedo
(Executive Coaching, UNITED STATES)
The model above represents four fundamental stages that can help and support the manager/team leader Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Rebecca Macfarlane
(Professional Coaching, UNITED STATES)
The Seven Stepping Stones coaching model outlines the different aspects of how I coach my clients to success. Continue…
A Coaching Model Created by Gayatri Krishnamurthy
(Executive Coaching, INDIA)
At the beginning of my coaching experience, I used the GROW (Goal – Reality-Options-Wrap) model. I have used Continue…
A Coaching Model Created By Dawn Waldron
Professional Coach, UNITED KINGDOM
Most clients come up with an idea of what they want to achieve. As coaches, we know that most of the things they need are waiting for the right time to grow in their hearts. The work is in refining the goal (peas or beans?), creating the vision, uncovering purpose and beliefs, and dealing with any tensions that get in the way of moving ahead. In fact, the stages may not always happen in perfect succession, just as we sometimes have long winters and early springs, or forget to weed them in time but the cultivate coaching model is flexible enough to cope with this situation, and rich sources of images and analogies can create interesting and instructive coaching conversations.
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