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Manorot Kusolasakd Manager, Thailand
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Coaching is not about teaching people, but it is a process of facilitating the coachee to dig out his/her own hidden talents and anxiety via psychological counseling techniques. (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Gilbert Aubert Coach, Costa Rica
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Coaching is not About Teaching People
The coach is like a gardener. She/he prepares and paves the way for plants to grow alone, via coaching techniques.
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Valdir Mendes Manager, Brazil
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Coach Shows the Way ..
I see the role of coach as a spiritual mentor who works with psychological techniques so that the person or team moves / stays in the right direction.
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Giovanni Strategy Consultant, Italy
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The Coach is a Tool, The Coachee Drives
I'm a coach and not a teacher... I do always remember that a coach is a tool...
The coachee drives...
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Udoy Narayan Ganguly Teacher, India
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Coach: the Guide by the Side
My compliments for bringing out the essence so succinctly. I feel a coach is like a 'guide by the side'. S/he facilitates the coachee to discover him/herself.
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Philip Smart
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Sometimes Coaching Support Means Telling...
There are times when a client really cannot find a way forward and needs more than a guide.
It is then the role of a coach to direct him/her when appropriate.
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miguel Consultant, Mexico
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The Facilitator Helps to Maximize an Individual's Learning
The facilitator encourages and helps the client, b (...)
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chin yook kong, PhD Coach, Malaysia
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Helping your Coachee to see possibilities: PAPA
Coaching is helping your coachee to see possibilit (...)
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Udoy Narayan Ganguly Teacher, India
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Essence of Coaching
@Gilbert Aubert: I agree with the basic concept. H (...)
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Jaap de Jonge Editor, Netherlands
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Theory of Intentional Change in Coaching
In 1970 Professor Boyatzis developed a Theory of I (...)
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