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Fear vs. Knowledge

A Coaching Power Tool By Tuba Mutlu
Personal Development Coach, UNITED KINGDOM

The use of the Fear vs. Knowledge power tool in coaching clients can help them understand the source of their fear through questioning and observation. We are able to help our clients identify their fears, understand the limiting beliefs that prevent them from achieving their goals, and realize the potential limitations that fears may place on them. They are able to see how it prevents them from achieving their goals, prevents them from taking action, and uses deception to hide their decisions. While it is sometimes necessary to protect us from dangerous situations, fear can make us sick and lead to stress and anxiety. Thankfully, there is a remedy for fear and that is KNOWLEDGE.

The Awareness Coaching Model

A Coaching Model By Tuba Mutlu
Personal Development Coach, UNITED KINGDOM

The awareness model coaching technique assists the client in uncovering their deep underlying beliefs, fears, strengths, values, and emotions by actively listening and observing the client’s emotionally charged words, tone, or reactions to a specific situation or event. Recognizing the client’s emotions and inquiring about how they are feeling and what they are thinking about the issue they brought to the session. Inquiring concise, impactful, and open-ended questions tailored to the client’s words. Through this process, self-awareness is transformed into a powerful tool for moving forward and assisting clients in making positive changes in their lives. The clarity that comes with self-awareness can help with decision-making. When we are aware of who we are, we can align our values, beliefs, and behavior.

Power of Visualisation

A Research Paper By Tuba Mutlu
Personal Development Coach, UNITED KINGDOM

Success comes from having a clear goal. Your goal could be anything, such as achieving a specific weight loss goal, finding a new job, relocating, or beginning a new relationship. Having a goal, no matter how big or small gives you a purpose and a sense of direction. To achieve your goal, you must be committed and work hard. We all set out on our journeys with good intentions, but unfortunately, many of us get stuck at the goal stage. Consequently, we become demotivated and lose sight of why we set out to achieve a goal in the first place. So, how do we get out of our current situation and get unstuck? The “Power of Visualization” is the solution.

Believing vs. Questioning

A Coaching Power Tool By RaShonna Amos
Life Coach, UNITED STATES

Why would we want to reframe Believing vs. Questioning? We can be our own worst critics and can find ways to question our value, worth, capabilities, and even the positive things we know to be true about ourselves. When we question ourselves, it is important to allow that natural reflection and emotion to be present, name it, and work through it. We can critically analyze why we are questioning, why we are doubtful, and what is based on fact.

Dive: To Move at Your Pace

A Coaching Model By RaShonna Amos
Life Coach, UNITED STATES

Dive is a model that allows you to move at your own pace. There is no expectation of quickly “diving in” yet there is the encouragement to do what you need to ensure that you’re creating a path aligned with your value, goal, and what will allow you to find joy along your path.

Personal Coaching Journey: Interview with Juli Wenger

A Research Paper By RaShonna Amos
Life Coach, UNITED STATES

When I thought about my approach for my final paper, I didn’t initially think about doing an interview but after speaking to several people and learning about their history, it has kept me intrigued and thankful to learn from both new and seasoned coaches. The remainder of this paper is a transcript of my interview with Juli and a summary of key takeaways from her personal coaching journey. 

A Neurophysiological Approach to Change in Perspective

A Research Paper By Anina Knecht
Life Coach, SWITZERLAND

This paper neurophysiological perspective could show that the coaching approach can also be explained based on a simplified neurophysiological view and illustrates on a high-level basis what happens in the brain when we want to shift a perspective or achieve long-term changes in our behavior. 

Perspective vs. Heaviness

How Perspective vs. Heaviness Is Applied to Coaching

Knowing our perspectives allows us to have a greater awareness of how our perspectives determine the way that we see things. Perspectives are not right or wrong. The important question is whether a perspective works for us or not. Any perspective that supports us to grow and overcome the challenges of our lives is good. This article by Anina Knecht from Switzerland shows how a coach, as an objective observer, is in a unique position to empower clients to identify negative perspectives, reframing situations for themselves creatively to come to new perspectives and possibilities.

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