089 Improve Your Coaching to PCC

PCC Quality Coaching is Your Next Step Here are four cornerstone elements that support PCC level coaching.

1. PCC coaches have a balance between focus and exploration. (ACC coaches typically go one way or the other)
2. PCC coaches are easy to talk to. (not judgmental, conversational, no agenda)
3. PCC coaches create new awareness. (not "what are your options", creativity, risks, stimulant to client thinking)
4. PCC coaches are really good at designing actions (Acc coaches typically only identify actions)

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