The Balance Between Uncertainty and Certitude in Coaching

I think it's an area that I've really been fascinated in for a number of years now not just when it comes to the concept of learning but just in life in general. The word failure has such a negative condemnation that if we just get rid of that and say right instead of saying you fail or you're failing you're actually learning there's a difference. There is no such thing as perfect because every situation is going to require a different movement strategy or a different solution to the problem that's being presented. When a coach sees at least not and produce what they think in their head is the perfect movement or the ideal way of doing something it reflects badly on them as a coach.