Coaches Rising
232 - Richard Boyatzis: The Science of Change
Jan 21, 2025
In this conversation, Richard Boyatzis, a Distinguished University Professor and leadership development expert, discusses themes from his book, "The Science of Change." He explores the stages of change and the impact of emotional attractors on personal development. Richard also addresses the phenomenon of 'coaching bullying' and the importance of building resonant relationships in coaching. With insights on the interplay of emotions in leadership, he emphasizes a compassionate approach to catalyzing meaningful change in individuals and organizations.
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- Richard Boyatzis emphasizes the value of Intentional Change Theory, highlighting its multi-level approach to achieving sustainable transformation in individuals and organizations.
- The podcast discusses the significant role of Positive and Negative Emotional Attractors in coaching, illustrating how emotions can either facilitate or inhibit the change process.
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Neuroscience and Transformational Coaching
Revolutionary research in neuroscience provides valuable insights into transformational coaching, revealing the mechanisms behind effective change. Understanding how different coaching techniques influence the brain and body is crucial, as some traditional methods may actually inhibit progress. The upcoming program, The Neuroscience of Change, offers an opportunity for participants to explore these insights further. It emphasizes guiding clients into positive learning states that foster genuine transformation.
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