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 157 Ed Gurowitz Gr8 Q's - Easy Advice to be a Great Coach (You already know this though)
Coffee House Coaching
30 minutes
3 months ago
Ep 157 Ed Gurowitz Gr8 Q's - Easy Advice to be a Great Coach (You already know this though)
Ed Gurowitz’s Episode “Listen. Then shut up. That’s the job.” (Ed Gurowitz on the art, ethics, and endurance of coaching after 40+ years in the game.)“Outlast the Silence, Question the Ego, Design the Life.” (Ed doesn’t coach with scripts—he coaches what’s in the room.)“From Survival Strategy to Self-Authorship—Ed’s Still Doing the Work.” (And he thinks you should be too.)“Old School Wisdom Meets AI Curiosity.” (50 years in, Ed’s still listening, learning, and firing on all coaching cylinders...
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 ...
