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Commitment & Self-Love as Accelerators for Coaching

A Research Paper By Ziad Hamdan
Life Coach, SPAIN

When I decide to become a coach, I am in complete control of everything that happens to me. What happens next is a result of this decision; there is nothing on the outside that I will not cause to happen. In other words, selecting me as a coach implies that you have also selected me as a customer. We’ve drawn each other in. The coaching connection we’re building won’t be complete unless we both commit to it and show ourselves the self-love we need to let go of whatever has been holding us back in the past and allow ourselves to grow. Commitment & self-love will enable me to let go of my ego and provide the finest service possible to you.

Heal to Thrive – The 3SUM of Life

A Coaching Model By Ziad Hamdan
Life Coach, SPAIN

To understand where we want to go, we must first understand where we are now. Surprisingly, despite my doubts about my ambitions, I never considered applying this approach to myself. The difficulty in applying this method to oneself stems from the fact that in our autopilot mode (which, according to the research, accounts for 97 percent of our day), we are muddled by all of our limiting beliefs, daily patterns, and internal saboteurs that have been ingrained in us since childhood, and even further back, from our ancestors. So the first goal of my Heal to Thrive, model, which aims to make YOU thrive, is to assist YOU in healing.

Coaching Women to Set Boundaries

A Coaching Case Study By Raluca Hutanu
Transformational Coach, SPAIN

Every client moves at their own rate, and the coaching process cannot be rushed. Patience and realism are essential. The coaching process will be more solid and fluid if the course is broken down into smaller chunks and assessed what the client can accomplish in the time between sessions. It’s critical to provide more time between sessions if needed. As a coach, selecting clients who are a good fit for you helps to create trust and produce outcomes. Lara and I have similar personalities, so we’d be at ease in our sessions together. Also, she is aware that I, too, struggled with establishing Set Boundaries in my relationships. This fact gave her the assurance that I was trustworthy.

Artificiality vs. Authenticity

A Coaching Power Tool By Raluca Hutanu
Transformational Coach, SPAIN

This artificiality vs. authenticity power tool can also be employed when clients are in a toxic relationship or one that no longer serves them. Many people keep relationships going much past their expiration date. They invested a lot and it’s difficult to let go; they don’t believe they deserve better; they don’t believe they can find someone better, or they believe that any relationship has drawbacks. The first step is to make them aware of how they feel about the partnership. Getting people to be honest with themselves first, and then with their partner or friend, if it’s a friendship, is the most important thing.

Experiential and Therapeutic Coaching for Individuals and Group Facilitation

A Research Paper By Yoky Yu
Life Coach, SPAIN

This Experiential and Therapeutic Coaching article aims to explore the use of experiential/therapeutic approaches in the context of individual coaching and group facilitation. Psychodrama is analyzed here as an important example of an experiential action method. Taoism is studied to serve as a philosophical foundation to provide a solid ontological basis in coaching encounters. The result is a negotiated space for a hybrid coach with an integrative and holistic mindset that serves the purpose of co-creation and co-experimentation.

Youwei vs. Wuwei

A Coaching Power Tool By Yoky Yu
Life Coach, SPAIN

With this power tool Youwei vs. Wuwei, let us be coaches who shine with our clients in this inner alchemy of selflessness and self-fulfillment. Awareness is the foundation of a natural, smooth, easy coaching session that supports our clients in exploring their ways. Youwei vs. Wuwei form a series of efforts that can bring immediate meta-awareness to coaches and clients. There can be a risky sense of synchrony when the coach fully embraces, while fully letting go, the creative tension in a session.

The NAKED Coach: An Inquiry to the Coaching Presence With Courage and Vulnerability

A Coaching Model By Yoky Yu
Life Coach, SPAIN

As NAKED coaches, we thrive to “be” and “do” in the multi-dimensions that our clients operate in. We acknowledge our inner material in the “here and now,” and we manifest a sense of inner alignment with ourselves, as well as our mission as coaches. There is no perfect session or a perfect coach. If we can try to be NAKED at any given moment, then we don’t have too much to worry about.

Women in Leadership – How Can Coaching Support Female Leaders

A Research Paper By Aleksandra Kowalska
Business Coach, SPAIN

In Women in Leadership – How Can Coaching Support Female Leaders? As women, we need to work hard to keep the dialogue going, talk about diversity at work, and how to build resilience. Inequality has been an issue for decades, affecting every woman entering a career. Coaching helps to make choices in the professional field and helps women find passion and meaning because it is essential to success, happiness, and true responsibility. Coach can also help coachee build self-confidence and understand themselves at the same time.

Female Leaders Coaching Model – PASS (Person – Awareness – Structure – Support)

A Coaching Model By Aleksandra Kowalska
Business Coach, SPAIN

When coaching women, remember that the challenges they face may be different from those faced by men. Understanding the challenges and obstacles that hinder women’s career development is critical to the success of coaches. Coaches can also help their clients dispel cultural myths, which in turn can make women feel professional, emotional, and personally capable of facing challenges. I would like to introduce the PASS (People-Awareness-Structure-Support) coaching model, which aims to support female leaders.

Comparison vs. Confidence

A Coaching Power Tool By Aleksandra Kowalska
Business Coach, SPAIN

In a world where followers and likes can seem like rock-solid proof of a person’s worth, you don’t have to take the bait. The solution is the understanding of why do we compare ourselves constantly, what happens to our brain when we do this and what we can do to change it. True self-awareness and self-confidence don’t come overnight. Being self-aware means that you know yourself and that you’re aware of your strengths and weaknesses. It means you will be able to trust in your abilities and qualities and to stand by yourself despite your perfectly imperfect personality. This kind of power tool comparison vs. confidence can help you understand the difference between the two.

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