Individual Commitment

What does coaching ask of the individual? To be successful and make good use of your time, coaching asks certain things of you:

come prepared to focus on yourself, the tough questions, the hard truths and your success
observe the behaviours and communications of others in relation to yourself
tap into your intuition, assumptions, and judgements and to the way you speak
be willing to challenge existing attitudes, beliefs and behaviours, developing new ones that serve your goals in a superior way
leveraging personal strengths and overcoming limitations necessary for a winning style
compassion for yourself and others as you experiment with new ways of thinking, behaving and dealing with setbacks.
humour – not to take yourself too seriously – using humour to lighten and brighten any situation
composure in the face of disappointment and un-met expectations, building resilience and emotional stability.

Working with a coach requires personal commitment of time, energy and a willingness to consider change.

Of course coaching is not appropriate for everyone, and if this is the case for you we can consider alternative strategies.