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Master Coach Mindset with Rhonda Britten | S02E04 - Speak As If They Are Innocent [Part 1]
Have you ever wished you could be less judgmental? Well, hold on to your hat, because things are about to get serious.
Welcome to Season Two. Episode 4. This season I will be sharing the Eight Coaching Skills every Certified Fearless Living Coach learns in the Fearless Living “Life Coach Certification Program.”
In today’s episode, I share one of the most critical coaching skills and one of the most difficult to master. And… this skill is the foundation of everything. And I do mean E.V.E.R.Y.T.H.I.N.G.
What’s the #1 Coaching Skill? Speak as if they are innocent
What You Will Discover:
- What does it mean to practice “innocence”
- How do you see your Clients innocence as well as your own (even when you disagree)
- The structure of your Session impacts your results
- Learn how to practice seeing your Clients innocence
- Question of the Day: "Occasionally I find myself reacting to my Client's story with expressions like, 'Oh man,' or, 'I'm so sorry.' Why is that such a bad thing? Is there a way to recover from it? When is it okay to do?"
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Have you ever wished you could be less judgmental? Well, hold on to your hat, because things are about to get serious.
Welcome to Season Two. Episode 4. This season I will be sharing the Eight Coaching Skills every Certified Fearless Living Coach learns in the Fearless Living “Life Coach Certification Program.”
In today’s episode, I share one of the most critical coaching skills and one of the most difficult to master. And… this skill is the foundation of everything. And I do mean E.V.E.R.Y.T.H.I.N.G.
What’s the #1 Coaching Skill? Speak as if they are innocent
What You Will Discover:
- What does it mean to practice “innocence”
- How do you see your Clients innocence as well as your own (even when you disagree)
- The structure of your Session impacts your results
- Learn how to practice seeing your Clients innocence
- Question of the Day: "Occasionally I find myself reacting to my Client's story with expressions like, 'Oh man,' or, 'I'm so sorry.' Why is that such a bad thing? Is there a way to recover from it? When is it okay to do?"