The Importance of Patience and Involving Others in the Coaching Process

A no-nonsense leader is asked to add coaching to her list of duties. She turns to the coach who’d coached her for a quick immersion course. 

Coaching your people requires a shift in thinking and a specific set of behaviors. These ideas are captured in a PDF about the GROW model. It’s available to you for free here.

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During the episode, Tom and Laurel mentioned Crucial Conversations: Tools for Talking When the Stakes are High. A great skill-building resource.

This episode lives in three categories in the Podcast Library:

Management Skills

Perception – How you Perceive Others

Relationship Building.

Five related episodes you might listen to are: 

132 – Coaching Your People 

91 – Facilitating Open Dialogue   

155 – The Human Element

83 – Leadership and Listening  

26 – Questions as Leadership

You can explore more ideas about coaching your people on Dave Stachowiak’s Coaching For Leaders podcast. Episode 190: How to Improve Your Coaching Skills.

Tom raved about Dave’s conversation with Connson Locke. That’s on Coaching for Leadership, Episode 546: How to Speak Up. 

Catch Tom answering coaching questions on the Unlocking Leadership – Ask the Coaches podcast.

How To Build Executive Presence

How to Become a Strategic Thinker

Rebuilding Engagement prior to Restructuring, Can an Executive Coach Help?

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