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Join Tijen Genco and Ann Fogolin, both MCC credentialed coaches, UT Dallas Mentor Coaches, and ICF Assessors, for a captivating conversation about the concept of mastery in coaching. In this episode, Tijen and Ann delve into the continuous journey of growth and development, the significance of self-care, and the art of refining coaching skills.
Ann shares her struggle with the term "mastery," as it implies a pinnacle of achievement. Instead, she believes the real work begins after reaching a certain level of expertise, emphasizing the importance of continuous growth, development, and exploration in coaching. Tijen introduces the metaphor of an artisan bread maker, suggesting mastery in coaching is about refining one's skills and artistry over time.
Together, they discuss the ICF Core Competency of a coaching mindset, sharing personal experiences and practical insights. Ann touches on the role of relationships in coaching, while Tijen highlights the impact of holistic listening. Their discussion further explores the dimensions that masterfully influence the coaching mindset and its expression.
This enriching discussion is a must-listen for coaches seeking to elevate their practice and embody true mastery. It provides valuable takeaways for anyone dedicated to the art and science of coaching.
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Join Tijen Genco and Ann Fogolin, both MCC credentialed coaches, UT Dallas Mentor Coaches, and ICF Assessors, for a captivating conversation about the concept of mastery in coaching. In this episode, Tijen and Ann delve into the continuous journey of growth and development, the significance of self-care, and the art of refining coaching skills.
Ann shares her struggle with the term "mastery," as it implies a pinnacle of achievement. Instead, she believes the real work begins after reaching a certain level of expertise, emphasizing the importance of continuous growth, development, and exploration in coaching. Tijen introduces the metaphor of an artisan bread maker, suggesting mastery in coaching is about refining one's skills and artistry over time.
Together, they discuss the ICF Core Competency of a coaching mindset, sharing personal experiences and practical insights. Ann touches on the role of relationships in coaching, while Tijen highlights the impact of holistic listening. Their discussion further explores the dimensions that masterfully influence the coaching mindset and its expression.
This enriching discussion is a must-listen for coaches seeking to elevate their practice and embody true mastery. It provides valuable takeaways for anyone dedicated to the art and science of coaching.
References: