The Coaching Inn

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When you check in on the relationship, coaching can accidentally focus on you and be received as ‘am I any good today?’.

#simplifyingcoaching

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A great follow up to Claire's conversation with Tünde, Mindfulness Practitioner Shaun Lambert talks about

• attentiveness

offering nuggets that you can apply to every day life and to conversations.  'We can reperceive even when there are no options'.

Here's Claire with this week's blog:

If you change your tone to make it into a question - simply by making it sound like an offer more than a statement, it’s an invitation to go deeper.#simplifyingcoaching

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In today's episode, Claire is in conversation with human being, coach and academic Tünde Erdös author of Coaching Presence: Understanding the Power of the Non-Verbal Relationship. 'We don't know what presence is. We are on the cusp of understanding... think 'what else could I notice but I'm not'

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We also mentioned A Guide to Third Generation Coaching: Narrative-Collaborative Theory and Practice Hardcover by Reinhard Stelter

Here's Claire with this week's blog:

Great learning from cabin crew about how to take off  a conversation well! #simplifyingcoaching

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Here's Claire with this week's blog:

"Mentoring can become a perfect storm - you have much wisdom to share - and they want everything you can give.  That brings huge pressure and enthusiasm from both of you for you to offer too much too early.“

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Claire Pedrick MCC and Ruth Bennett PCC ponder some useful things to think about when you're choosing your coaching CPD so that it serves you, the people you're coaching and your organisation.

Here's Claire with this week's blog:

"Asking simple questions, like writing 600 words, is a journey. It takes courage and time and we won’t always get it right.  And it’s a gift which enables our companions in conversation to do their own good work.“

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At The Coaching Inn today, Claire talks with Jeff Matthews from The Madison Group about what actually is coaching anyway. We dig a bit deeper into power and partnership, and explore interest and disinterest and make a deepening commitment to explore our own privilege.

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Books we mention:

Me and White Supremacy by Layla Saad

Jews Don't Count by David Baddiel

Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race by Renni Eddo-Lodge

Here's Claire with this week's blog:

"people who write time management books are the people who can already manage time well… and that those of us who struggle with managing our time also struggle to apply the whizzy solutions we read there."

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