
· What do you want?
· How are you going to get it?
· What makes you feel happy and
fulfilled?
· How can you have what you want in your
life, including pleasure and work?
· What values are important to you?
These are the questions we rarely get asked in our daily
lives.
IMAGINE, having someone in your life who is there to:
1) help you find answers to these and other important questions,
2) clarify values
3) articulate goals
4) define strategies and plans
5) hold a vision of you in your full expression and success
6) challenge you to achieve that vision
This person is known professionally as a coach.
Coaching as defined by the Coaches Training Institute is:
A powerful alliance designed to
forward and enhance the life long process of human learning, effectiveness and
fulfillment.
It is this alliance, this relationship which differentiates
coaching from other processes which look similar, such as mentoring and therapy.
Coaching inspires the client to design his/her own optimal support system. From
there the team of coach and client work together to discover the values and
goals that are most important to the client. The clarity gained in this process
then informs all other explorations and choices. It is this clarity which makes
conscious grounded decision making available to the client in every aspect of
his/her life. Goals are then consistent with the individual's values, and the
result is a more balanced life.
Peak performers have traditionally hired coaches to spur them
on in a clearly directed way, to help them explore the possiblities for an
optimal future. You can hire a coach for yourself, to have life and work come
easily to you, as you focus on what really counts for you.
Knowing where you stand with yourself is the first step to
fulfillment and satisfaction. The opportunity to deepen your learning and create
the life you want is the natural outcome of working with a coach.
Generally coaching takes place over the phone so it is not
necessary to live in proximity to your coach. If you live nearby, and prefer to
work in person, that is certainly an option.
Coaching is a strictly confidential relationship





