Encourage selfdiscovery and self-awareness in the coaching process from "summary" of Coach the Person, Not the Problem by Marcia Reynolds
The coaching process is not just about providing solutions or advice to the individual being coached. It is about guiding them to discover their own truths and become more self-aware in the process. By encouraging self-discovery and self-awareness, coaches help their clients tap into their inner wisdom and find the answers that are already within them. Self-discovery involves helping individuals explore their values, beliefs, strengths, and motivations. It requires asking powerful questions that challenge their assumptions and push them to think deeper about who they are and what they want. Through this process, individuals gain insights into themselves and uncover new possibilities for growth and development. Self-awareness, on the other hand, involves helping ind...
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