The Accreditation Bodies Won't Like Me Saying This! But, Real World Coaching Is Different!
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Andy Ramage discusses the importance of integrating mentoring and teaching into coaching for better client outcomes.
This might be a slightly controversial episode. The accreditation bodies probably won’t love what I’m about to say, but it’s something I’ve learned through years of coaching in the real world. When we train as coaches, we’re taught the pure essence of coaching. Client led. Minimal talking. Powerful questions. Silence. Reflection. And that skill is absolutely essential. But in the real world of coaching, something interesting happens. Sometimes coaching alone isn’t enough. In this episode, I explore the three modes I believe make truly great coaches: coaching, mentoring, and teaching. I share how my own coaching has evolved and why introducing teaching into coaching sessions can massively accelerate results for your clients. If you’re a coach, this could transform the way you structure your sessions and the impact you create. What You’ll Learn In This Episode: • Why pure coaching is the most important skill to master first • The common misconception many coaches have about accreditation rules • The three coaching modes that create transformational results • Why mentoring can be powerful when used at the right moment• How teaching can unlock breakthroughs for your clients • The…
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