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Listening on Multiple Levels
Listening – really listening – is a gift. For the person speaking, to know they are heard and understood is a wonderful experience. Reflect for yourself: how often have you experienced someone really listening? How did you feel when it … Read more
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What are your Client’s Influencing Factors?
Whether engaging with a new coaching client or continuing with an existing client, there are influencing factors at play. Influencing factors impact options, decisions, and follow-through. Sometimes the influencer is time or money, other times it may be physical health, … Read more
How do I listen?
Many perceive themselves good listeners. At the same time, upon observing themselves and reflecting, many also realize their listening leaves something to be desired. This is normal and it is also worth noticing and changing. What gets in the way … Read more
Communication in Coaching
Communication is an exchange of thoughts and plans through listening, questioning, and clear, direct language. With rapport, communication is more open, honest, and deep. This empowers the client to use the coach as a sounding board, really explore options, and choose … Read more
Listening is Essential in a Coaching Culture
Listening is one of the most important tasks to excel in: really hearing what is said and at the same time what is really meant, too. When you listen well, are open and accepting, then you are prepared to engage … Read more
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Creating a Coaching Culture at Work
Whether managing people, parenting, volunteering, or participating in community events, coaching skills make leadership easier. True leadership is about empowering others and enhancing their innate skills. While it is easy to give advice and suggestions, an individual figuring out their … Read more
Listening Skills
There are many ways we listen, and we can improve our listening skills. Start with an awareness of your own tendencies. Common is hearing something that reminds of a different story or example, then missing most of what was said. … Read more
What is Intentional Listening?
A simple definition is “listening with intention”. Go deeper. As a listener, start by getting out of your own head and away from your perceptions, biases, and ideas. Focus completely on the speaker. Notice the words, phrasing, and verbal behaviors of … Read more
The Gift of Listening
The Gift of Listening By Cathy Liska Listening, really listening, is a gift. How often do you want that gift? How often do you give that gift? During coach training, one of the competencies we work on developing is listening. … Read more
Coaching Competencies Work Together
From within this series of blogs on coaching competencies are insights on how the competencies support one another and in fact work hand-in-hand. For example, the competencies of ethics and agreement work together: According to the Code of Ethics a … Read more
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