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- insincerity - repetition - clichés - using jargon - collusion “Deeper empathy” is the ability to use empathy to help others understand themselves, their world, personal situation, thoughts and feelings better and in another perspective. Often the coach will 1. Use questions like “Could it be …”, “Perhaps you might see …”, “I feel you may think now …” , “you might ask yourself…”, “Perhaps you feel …”, “it may be that …”, “it seems as if you are feeling …” 2. Followed by a reflection of in<strong>for</strong>mation implied by cochee’s message, but not put into words by them. This might include naming of themes, patterns, isolated elements or inconsistencies of thoughts or feelings. 3. and by the suggestion of alternative viewpoints or perspectives Example (E = empathy / E+ = deeper empathy) Statement coachee: “I cannot bear to see her laying there like that.” E: I can imagine it must be very emotional to see her laying there so helplessly. E+: I can tell you are suffering, you would so much like her to get well but there is nothing you can do about it and you feel powerless. 328
9. Evaluation In a <strong>coaching</strong> conversation, you will not want to stop at listening. Towards the end of the conversation, you will want the coachee to take a next step, start changing things, commit to action. Examples: - So, where does this leave us? - What will you do next? - How will this help you to proceed towards your goal? - What will be your first step now? 329
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Page 4 and 5: Title: Techniques for Personal Coac
Page 6 and 7: TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION...
Page 8 and 9: Techniques for Personal Coaching an
Page 10 and 11: techniques: encouraging, paraphrasi
Page 12 and 13: situation. By repeating coachees’
Page 14 and 15: Good introductions for reflecting a
Page 16 and 17: - Is there something you would like
Page 18 and 19: Understanding, empathy and deep emp
Page 22 and 23: 3.2 ASKING QUESTIONS Asking questio
Page 24 and 25: Exploring possible goals E.g.: Coac
Page 26: Open questions: Obvious line to tak
Page 29 and 30: Bloom’s taxonomy Difficult questi
Page 31 and 32: 6. Evaluation-questions: Asking for
Page 33 and 34: If you really do not know what to a
Page 35 and 36: The coach wants the coachee to deve
Page 37 and 38: Identifying obstacles If some pers
Page 39 and 40: What do you expect if you do nothin
Page 41 and 42: Question #8: Who Am I becoming? How
Page 43 and 44: Now is the perfect time to do some
Page 45 and 46: Answer the following questions and
Page 47 and 48: If you commit time and energy to so
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Page 51 and 52: motivated you to take action and fo
Page 53 and 54: FACIILITATIVE INTERVENTIONS 4 Catha
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Page 57 and 58: Issues with Feedback Although super
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The Reframing Matrix A Reframing Ma
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Sources: Asian Development Bank- Me
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ME: (reality check) I haven’t hea
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Notice how these questions acknowle
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In this scenario your coachee will
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whether they might leave, and to as
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with the problem or, in some cases,
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1. Be curious. Ask a lot of questio
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personal experience that is like th
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If you get this wrong you will find
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Sources: Increasing levels of rappo
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A-to-Z strategies for building coll
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I. Focus on INNOVATION. Creativity
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want to create a networked organiza
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Practical collaboration building 'I
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* Celebrate and advertise success.
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should be rare. * Stick to your mis
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each other's values, knowledge, and
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understand. Avoid acronyms. (Common
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accountability. Let Go, Forgive. *
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One last piece of information for t
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1. You want to help. You are a kind
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ideas are absolutely great, but I c
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Now, do you know how to say NO? Of
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I’d love to help but I have a lot
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3.13 I-MESSAGES You can make a huge
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6. What do you feel like doing when
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a. We should avoid doing for others
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«And after considering all the pos
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and the creativity that comes from
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deep trust in the process of coachi
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they experience as a result will le
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personal experience with you.” Be
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Creative Thinking Tips Break out o
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It was by taking a different view o
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Innovation is not something that I
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management tools, some of which are
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iggest payoff. Sometimes this means
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Visualise success seen from the vie
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How to Be More Creative ? Having th
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These four steps are described in m
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Incubation is needed to handle comp
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"Coaching the Artist Within", "Fear
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Important! Edward de Bono Dr. Edwar
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Twyla Tharp, one of America's great
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28. Arrive earlier to the office th
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97. Make drawings of your ideas. 98
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4. Draw your goal. Grab some crayon
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Learn to notice patterns. "The geni
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innovative solutions to problems. C
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How many of us are waiting for some
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Step 3. Start combining the variabl
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from having to keep the tank full,
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SAMPLE EXAMPLE: Problem Opportunity
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3.17 SUMMARIZE, EVALUATE AND WRAP U
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STEP THREE: Check the other persons
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Now that you have completed level o
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A possible end of a session could g
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accomplish. Evaluating effectivenes
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Sources: Wendy Buckingham: http://w
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How Imagery Works Research has show
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To refocus. During practice and com
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http://www.usaswimming.org/ViewMisc
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Tips and Techniques Listed below ar
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individual as a group and the group
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For example if Bob is speaking to h
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RUMBA (realistic, utilitarian, meas
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3.19 THE MIRACLE QUESTION The mirac
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would ask the client to think of ot
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Sources: Wikipedia.org (http://en.w
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it doesn't matter to them if the pr
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3.21 SELF DISCLOSURE Coachees often
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This is the Gestalt notion of ‘di
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hunch that keeps running through yo
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intervention with the data I had ob
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3.22 USING INTUITION This is a thou
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the coachee's feeling or experience
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problem-solving, creativity and inn
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I partner with intelligent, success
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teachings refl ects similar phases,
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physical changes such as menstruati
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8. A TIME FOR WISDOM • A tranquil
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The word 'psychosocial' is Erikson'
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Erikson's psychosocial crisis stage
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meaning and purpose, life achieveme
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challenge which a person must negot
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He continued (in rather complicated
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It is not necessary therefore to un
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and conditioning from the previous
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Erikson later preferred for stages
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The difficulty in 'labeling' the fi
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1. Trust v Mistrust 'To get' 'To gi
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young children doing things for the
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5. Identity v Role Confusion 'To be
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8. Integrity v Despair 'To be, thro
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are effectively rebuilding wreckage
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4. Industry v Inferiority 5. Identi
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8. Integrity v Despair Wisdom & Ren
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young adult / lovers, friends, work
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maladaptations and malignancies Mal
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unrealistic, spoilt, deluded reckle
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Here are the main examples of alter
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The better that people come through
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3.24 THE DRAMA TRIANGLE The Drama T
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Mary: Well, little Johnny fell and
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The Empowerment Dynamic From Wikipe
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upon the aid of others. This is a f
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3.25 VOICE DIALOGUE Ever feel a bat
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Just knowing that the voices are re
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3.26 CONFRONTATION Confrontation do
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A coachee has become a coachee beca
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The Art of Constructive Confrontati
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Confrontation’s Bad Reputation Ca
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DiSilvestro and Hoover’s construc
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greatest opportunity for personal a
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weekly, monthly, and quarterly asse
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facilitated the team member’s gro
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3.27 PROVOCATION solution-focused c
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16. Total disagreement If that is t
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10. Apply to Self: How could you se
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capable of awareness and attention.
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The Benefits of Mindfulness Practis
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deflate the story and cultivates wi
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4. SHOWER. I actually use this one
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3.30 HUMOR Apparently laughter is t
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The thing with humor, like with all
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5. Be on time. Another way to demon
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Yes, it is contradictory! How can y
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Friends, join me in the celebration
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An endorsement is much more fun to
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Sources: Onelife Coaching - http://
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Signs of giving full attention to a
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3.34 TRUST Coaching and relationshi
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There are four basic feelings: Ang
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Respect usually leads to liking, an
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other person will continue to be ni
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Steven Covey, The 7 Habits of Highl
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positively. If you can accept your
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Nonetheless it is useful for coache
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appraisal-focused (adaptive cogniti
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one should communicate with people
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- noting however that "behind all a
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In Aggression, also known as the "M
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However, the "tend-and-befriend" re
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How to use the self-rating Diagnost
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5. How do you see your world? * how
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Capture any immediate thoughts that
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If they wish, they may use their se
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How to Make a Personal Development
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meeting up with someone often, near
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2.1 How does your current situation
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Step 3 - Generating options You now
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If you weren’t afraid at all, if
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Go ahead, pick your three actions f
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for a year (giving you over 150 lif
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Weekly Accountability Whether you a
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does add a bright spot to their day
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Things I accomplished since my last
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What habits, activities, or thought
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3. Completing a Coaching Series At
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3.40 JOINING THE COACHEE THROUGH MA
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move to the second phase of the the
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3.41 PARADOXICAL INTERVENTIONS “D
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3.42 EMPTY CHAIR TECHNIQUE This is
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3.43 THE HUNGER ILLUSION No, this i
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top dollar to use it, you can try i
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3.44.1 VALIDATION COACHING Validati
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3.44.2 VALIDIATION Validation is a
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Validation Defined Simply put, vali
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Imagine that the listening friend,
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When the listener restricts her com
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Validating Feelings about You One o
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3.45 CHALLENGE EXISTING PATTERNS To
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To be able to let go of ingrained p
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3.46 SOLUTIONS AND SUCCESSES TO DAT
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prophecy. Over time, he reframed th
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performance or negative consequence
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Here's how self-talk works. Pete Sa
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contributed to Fernandez's gaining
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If a person who has a long history
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I will never be able to do this. I
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is power in waking suggestion… su
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META COMMUNICATION When you want to
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Meanwhile, discover their values an
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Only after you have created suffici
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Telling the listener what they know
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6. Tell Stories with embedded comma
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spotted this pure strip of land, hi
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9. USE PRESUPPOSITIONS Presuppositi
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having to say. Confident that they
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how they really feel. “Yes” is
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scenes you see in your mind. You ca
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In the case of competitive sports,
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Ways In Which to Use Visualization
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Studies in mental imagery have show
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hear and feel those great feelings.
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index of arousal - and can be emplo
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Add the movement or kinesthetic fee
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MENTAL IMAGERY INTRODUCTION Welcome
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* * * * * * * * Look at the column
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that you imagine hearing when looki
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2-CLEANING THE SUBCONSCIOUS Right n
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The first step is to relax. Consequ
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Listening to a song inspires memori
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experiences. Rather than pulling yo
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On the contrary, these techniques a
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had experienced, the success image
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anchoring), as though you were pres
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Closing your eyes, say them in watc
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think that by limiting your ambitio
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For the future, try to make one exe
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12-The creative process Some people
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Real life example: There is everywh
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that their feet are webbed. This vi
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Creativity is expected to explode a
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This map shows a research for disco
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You can take notice that the proces
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DO IT YOURSELF: We do not expect th
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Borrowed Genius Step Two Now invite
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About Win Wenger This exercise come
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Mmm. Sounds good. It's not the kind
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Challenging is not meant to be a co
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5. Gentle Suggestion If you are stu
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3.53 MODELING - COACHING - SCAFFOLD
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Counterexample critical aspects and
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NLP Modeling involves transferring
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learning everything they can by fol
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Basic Problem Definition Step 1 Ste
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o Problem articulation and framing:
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Source: Leading With Questions How
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4. Always Review Positively If we a
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3.56 HEAD ON COLLISION A client has
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and defeating therapy: Now the view
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complex, elegant, aged-to-perfectio
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3.58 PRIMAL THERAPY Cool comes in m
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3.59 FOCUSING When a coachee decide
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