Business-/ Leadershipcoaching
Current to desired situation
What is coaching?
We could for example say that:
-Coaching means to support others to succeed
-Help others and enable them to support themselves to succeed
and achieve the goals previously defined
-Ask questions, encourage to act, find common ground for action
and give feedback related to the desired target settings
T-GROW model
- Topic Subject of discussion
- Goal Formulation of a goal
- Reality Current status
- Options Alternative actions
- Will / Way forward Option, will, way forward
The coaching process follows the ethics and the rules set by EMCC ( European Mentoring Coaching Council)
Some additional values coaching gives to both the company as the indivudual
Operations/work Coaching - Leadership Coaching - Business Coaching
- A dialogue in which the practioner can aim to identify, underlign and clarify his role to himself and his environment. This will result in a sense of security and confidence
- Through coaching ways will emerge towards goalsetting
- Create clarity and structure. Added value through time and economical savings is often the outcome
- Raising awareness, health, balance, stress reduction and inspiration
- Identify the goals you wish to achieve as well as highlight the targets and based on these develop a plan of action
- Discover the value of reflection on the current and desired status of affairs. Identify what elements contribute to further development and what currently stands in the way of that devolpment
- Become aware of your strengths that can support positive development in a group environment and towards individuals.
- Increased awareness about the tools individuals/groups have available and which tools and resources are necessary to a continued development
- Within coaching we take the current situation as a starting point and work towards a desired future situation. This gives great power and inspiration which in many ways will result in a positive contribution
- Creating synergy and creativity as a result of groupcoaching contributes to leverage profits