1. Best coaching advice you’ve gotten? Burnout revealed his limits — realizing boundaries are essential.Reframing resilience: strength isn’t always pushing through.Knowing your edges can actually serve you as a coach. 2. What are you still trying to improve about your coaching? Building consistency in reflection practice.Shifting from second-guessing to learning and growth.Allowing grace and patience when reviewing sessions. 3. Most outrageous thing you’ve done, tried, or said in ...
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1. Best coaching advice you’ve gotten? Burnout revealed his limits — realizing boundaries are essential.Reframing resilience: strength isn’t always pushing through.Knowing your edges can actually serve you as a coach. 2. What are you still trying to improve about your coaching? Building consistency in reflection practice.Shifting from second-guessing to learning and growth.Allowing grace and patience when reviewing sessions. 3. Most outrageous thing you’ve done, tried, or said in ...
Ep 153 Todd Weinstein Gr8 Questions - Trusting the Lull in his Coaching Practice
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29 minutes
4 months ago
Ep 153 Todd Weinstein Gr8 Questions - Trusting the Lull in his Coaching Practice
Todd Weinstein | Coffee House Coaching Episode Summary 1. Best coaching advice received “Trust the lull”—embrace quiet periods in business and coaching.Growth isn’t always linear; bursts of impact are normal.Patience and presence in sessions are essential.Advice originated as business wisdom, but now deeply influences coaching.Helpful perspective especially for new coaches dealing with self-doubt.2. Did you ever doubt coaching was for you? Yes—especially early on and during COVID dry spells.C...
Coffee House Coaching
1. Best coaching advice you’ve gotten? Burnout revealed his limits — realizing boundaries are essential.Reframing resilience: strength isn’t always pushing through.Knowing your edges can actually serve you as a coach. 2. What are you still trying to improve about your coaching? Building consistency in reflection practice.Shifting from second-guessing to learning and growth.Allowing grace and patience when reviewing sessions. 3. Most outrageous thing you’ve done, tried, or said in ...
