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Elements of Personal Coaching


While our main focus at Win Win is on helping organizations achieve their next level of success, individuals in these organizations often want to work toward improving their own individual success. Personal coaching is a great tool for accomplishing this.

By weaving elements of business, education, and spirituality, Win Win coaches partner with clients so that together they can:

  • Assess their desired outcomes.

  • Formulate possibilities.

  • Determine the steps needed to move toward their desired outcomes.

  • Engage the support needed to succeed.

  • Troubleshoot obstacles as they arise.

  • Celebrate success!

  • Often, begin the cycle again, focusing on a different aspect of their life.

And note that Life Coaching is not Therapy:

Conventional Therapy

tends toward ...

Personal Coaching

tends toward ...

why me? / why this?

what now? / what's next?

traditional relationship

collaborative, equal partnership

from past to present

from present to future

issue resolution

life design

driven by unresolved issues

chooses goals and actions

feelings, discussion-oriented

more action-oriented

mostly monologue

mostly dialogue

self-imposed limits

missed opportunities

restoring

expanding

tends toward process

tends toward results

heal past

create future

from dysfunctional to functional

from functional to extraordinary

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From My Favorite Quotes:
 

"People with high levels of personal mastery do not set out to integrate reason and intuition. Rather, they achieve it naturally, as a by-product of their commitment to use all the resources at their disposal. They cannot afford to choose between reason and intuition, or head and heart, any more than they would choose to walk on one leg or see with one eye."

-- Peter Senge

 
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