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You are here: Home » COACH PORTFOLIOS » Coaching Models » Coaching Model: The ‘One-Page’

Coaching Model: The ‘One-Page’

2015/01/28

A Coaching Model Created by Olivia Cheung
(Life Coach, AUSTRALIA)

Executive coaching model Olivia Cheung

Truth is ever to be found in the simplicity, and not in the multiplicity and confusion of things.~ Isaac Newton

Executive coaching model Olivia Cheung

Executive coaching model Olivia Cheung

Model Overview

> The Goal:

Define one clear objective to be achieved

? The Problems:

Addressing current obstacles or issues being faced

→The Solutions:

Direct problem-solving through powerful questioning & logical thinking, thereby creating immediate solutions

+ The New Ideas:

Brainstorming and dreaming of additional possibilities and new ideas that can be added to achieving this goal

$ The Costs:

Assessing implications and challenges of the above solutions and ideas to work out what is feasible

@ The Actions:

Committing to the action steps and tasks  that need to be achieved, with clear deadlines and checkboxes to tick off once completed

< The Takeaways: 

Reflect on one key discovery/strength/lesson that was learnt in the experience, which can be used as a celebration or reminder for future goals

The ability to simplify means to eliminate the unnecessary so that the necessary may speak. ~ Hans Hofmann

This model is designed for the driven and motivated individual who has the vision but lacks the organized and effective structures to help align their thoughts into an executable action plan.  It is created with the life-coach in mind, but can be used across all coaching niches; the focus on getting things done simply and efficiently.

The ‘One-Page’ model directs you through a practical, 7-step process – using simple symbols as reminders – capturing all necessary information onto one-page so it can be easily visualized, evaluated and transformed into an action plan.

The uniqueness of this model is its simplicity and practicality. The intention is to organize the myriad of cluttered ‘what if?’ and ‘but!’ thoughts into clear and ‘can-do!’ actions by focusing our attention to the key things that really matter.

Condensing content encourages focused, critical thinking and intuitive, intentional decision-making. Often the challenges in goal-setting are due to over-worrying and over-thinking; allowing excessive unimportant thoughts to enter the mind, causing anxiety & the feeling of being too overwhelmed to take action.

The ‘One-Page’ model is a natural progression of the GROW model and designed with the KISS motto (‘Keep It Simple, Stupid’) in mind. Once the coaching application is learnt, the model can be printed in bulk and stacked like a notepad for easy usage & storage. A great way to use this is to store all finished goals in a folder, a great way to look back and celebrate how many goals one has achieved in a month or a year!

Coaching Application

Besides the noble art of getting things done, there is the noble art of leaving things undone. The wisdom of life consists in the elimination of non-essentials. ~ Lin Yutang

Here are some suggested coaching questions that can be used to assist the coach in client sessions, to help with defining clear objectives and statements for each section. Remember, the goal is to ‘Keep It Simple’ and to eliminate long, rambling thoughts and ideas into direct, one-liner statements and actions.

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