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Agile Coach – Application of Coaching in Agile

2022/02/14

A Research Paper By Yin Yong Tee
Business Coach, SINGAPORE

The most likely coaching model for an Agile coach will be a mixed coaching hybrid style. This response is where the Coach must assess various scenarios in order to determine the best course of action. In the end, this fact will be based on their previous experience as well as their knowledge of the numerous positions that are required in their job. More research can be done in the future on the role of agile coaches in coaching versus other perspectives. This may then be used to help Agile coaches understand their strengths and weaknesses, as well as how to develop their coaching skills in order to help their clients and companies achieve their goals.

Fear vs. Courage

2022/02/14

A Coaching Power Tool By Maria Elena Patella
Transitional Coach, ITALY

Taking risks is always part of being brave. Every action, decision, or emotion that causes us to feel something we haven’t before and for which we have no idea how it may affect our connections with reality and others is a risk. Understanding our possibilities, our potential, and meeting our limits is a great exercise in maturity and growth, as well as knowing how to accept them, is a great exercise in maturity and progress, as well as knowing how to embrace them. Progress is about Fear vs. Courage. Intelligence will be useless without bravery.

WEB – Interconnectivity of Life, Decisions, Actions and Outcomes

2022/02/14

A Coaching Model By Georgina Bartels
Transition Coach, GHANA

This coaching model WEB is aimed at helping coaches to guide clients to find meaning in the complexities of life, to apply different ideas and solutions in the achieving of goals, to work with a single-minded purpose, and be action-oriented. This model is to be used as a transformational tool for people going through changes either in career, relationship, or life situations.

Interview With Captain Ron Nielsen of “Fearlessflight”

2022/02/11

A Research Paper By Gila Kropf
Life Coach, SWITZERLAND

Interviewing Captain Ron from “FearlessFlight” has been a lovely experience for me. Exceptional attention to his coaching projects by Captain Ron. The story of Ron is fascinating. Inspiring is his inspiring career as a professional pilot who has been involved in Safety Management Systems with an emphasis on human factors, as well as the way he linked this expertise to coaching. It demonstrates that you can always find a way to use your talents and skills to serve others, regardless of your career or where you live. The method used by Captain Ron is a combination of coaching and consultation.

SEED – Structure for the Conversation

2022/02/11

A Coaching Model By Nichol White
Wellness Coach, UNITED KINGDOM

Clients who are stuck in a pattern of making social comparisons to the cost of their well-being are able to use the Seed Coaching Model to assist them. The exercise of making social comparisons can be both beneficial and detrimental. As a structure for a coaching session, this model can be applied in any coaching interaction. The approach not only works well in the setting of social comparisons but can also be applied in any conversation.

Perfection vs. Progress

2022/02/11

A Coaching Power Tool By Yin Yong Tee
Business Coach, SINGAPORE

As coaches, we may use our knowledge of the Perfection vs. Progress perspective to help our clients become more conscious of their own limitations. When dealing with individuals who are driven by a desire for perfection, we can ask them questions that will help them grasp what they want to accomplish. It enables individuals to take a step back and assess their aims by allowing them to reflect on their ambitions. We can also collaborate with the clients to figure out the many “What ifs” throughout this period.

From Emotional Literacy to Emotional Intelligence: Quality of Life and Relationships

2022/02/10

A Research Paper By Maria Elena Patella
Transitional Coach, ITALY

Emotional Literacy to Emotional Intelligence exists in each of us and has an inherent potential that must be developed. People learn from an early age to deal with their emotions, and parents and educators must guide children along the path of “emotional literacy,” that is, learning to recognize, express, and manage their emotions. However, even as an adult, it is never too late to learn or improve your skills in this sense, and therefore give a magical touch to the quality of your life and relationships.

Hijack vs. Headway

2022/02/10

A Coaching Power Tool By Georgina Bartels,
Transition Coach, GHANA

The world is full of uncertainty, and everyone faces pressure to induce Hijack vs. Headway at some point in their lives. We cannot do away with stress, and we cannot do away with the body’s mechanisms for dealing with it. However, we can manage our responses so that we approach life with a positive attitude and a sense of possibility. There will always be setbacks, but persevering and moving forward is always the best way.

Fearless With the FLY Model

2022/02/10

A Coaching Model By Gila Kropf
Life Coach, SWITZERLAND

The FLY coaching model is hybrid, focusing on the possibility that fear is becoming a limiting factor in life and interfering with the quality of life. I chose the blended coaching model since I have been working as a consultant and in my private life support other people in a difficult situations. Fear may be tied with so many factors and hard to overcome. Hence, I need to accompany my clients to continue the good work they have done during the coaching problem and make their plans come true.

Coaching and Body Language

2022/02/08

A Research Paper By Mai Dyab
Life Coach, JORDAN

Humans and animals have used body language since prehistoric times. This was the first form of communication, many years before we started communicating verbally. Developmentally speaking, anthropologists believe that body language emerged out of the need to be able to understand and trust each other in a group. In a coaching context, noticing the client’s stance and posture can give you clues on their inner feelings. Depending on the situation, you may want to dig deeper and discover the following, if appropriate.

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Agile Coach – Application of Coaching in Agile

Fear vs. Courage

WEB – Interconnectivity of Life, Decisions, Actions and Outcomes

Interview With Captain Ron Nielsen of “Fearlessflight”

SEED – Structure for the Conversation

Perfection vs. Progress

From Emotional Literacy to Emotional Intelligence: Quality of Life and Relationships

Hijack vs. Headway

Fearless With the FLY Model

Coaching and Body Language

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