Building your business with transformative teaching… Transformational coaching includes crafting an action plan that can help bring your thoughts into reality. Like a caterpillar building its cocoon, you too can start to construct your transformation, even if you don’t entirely know where you’ll end up or what color your wings will be. Your coach will encourage you to move beyond the need for promises and embrace the uncertainty that makes the process worthwhile.
An easy conversation to distinguish, for example, is one being had by an individual who believes he is a victim of the world, of his family, educational and religious upbringing; in general, he is a victim of his circumstances. His language will be filled with expressions that continually tell him, and you, why he can’t do or be what he wants. As normal people we just hear that poor Joe has had a rough life and hasn’t had opportunities to get ahead. As coaches, with foundations in the ontological model, we listen for where Joe stops himself from having and being what he wants, through telling himself, and everyone who will listen, what is true (he had a hard life), how he is being (victimized and controlled by his circumstances), what actions he takes (feeling sorry for himself, complaining, looking for someone to help him) and what is impossible (I can’t get ahead). Notice that I include feeling, thinking and sensing as actions. These are important to include in the listening of coaching.
Transformational coaching, with its focus on enabling clients to change and transform how they feel, think, and act, can only have come about through the profession gaining experience and reputation whilst drawing on developments in psychology and neuroscience. It has also evolved due to a divergence between what our clients understand, and what they succeed in putting in to practice over the long-term. Therefore, the central tenet of transformational coaching is about identifying and utilising what it is that enables real change. Not just ‘good intentions’ but real sustained transformation. See extra info on Transformative coaching.
Improves Skills – improving your areas of development will also improve your skills, for example; if you are trying to improve your telephone manner, you can use your personal development tools to keep track of this in order to develop the skill. This could make you a more competent worker and your colleagues may even recognise that you are becoming more dynamic. Who knows? This could open up opportunities for career growth and promotions. So how can you use personal development in your business and what tools are out there to guide you? A tool that we like to use at Discovery is a Personal Effectiveness Wheel. This is a handy little tool used to help you analyse and keep track of your areas of improvement – they may even turn your weaknesses into strengths! The wheel is split into 8 segments, each of these segments should represent a different area of development (these can be any skill you’d like to improve on, such as time-keeping, telephone manner or attitude etc.).
Human resource management-Human resource management training would help reduce your staff turnover at 70% and will result in 300% reduction in staff turnover. Customer retention would improve by 5% with the help of this particular training program. Personal development-your employees are your real asset. If you invest in personal development training program, you can increase their productivity by 5.2%. Overall company productivity would increase by 21%.
I am Natalie Rivera, owner and founder of Well Within Coaching. I am dedicated to supporting you being the leader of your life. I will be whole heartedly compassionate with the totality of who you are, as well as hold your feet to the fire when you need it. Source: https://www.well-within.org/.