Coaching session 6:

 Time: Monday 4th April 2022 - 12:00 Hrs (GMT), 18:00 Hrs (Hanoi) Vietnam

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Meeting ID: 845 5346 1063    Passcode: 591344

Recap:  Session 5 - see "Coaching Log"


Coachee Mai Nguyeu

This will be your last of 6 coaching sessions and will be recorded.

Do you wish to alter the current coaching contract ?

In particular, are you in agreement with the follow coaching development:

  • The integrates and building on client’s ideas and suggestions. Ref: C:5.6
  • Brainstorms and assists the client to define actions that will enable the client to demonstrate, practice, and deepen new learning. Ref: D:9.1

Ref: ICF Core Competencies: URL: https://coachfederation.org/core-competencies


Topic: Improving performance / effectiveness of coachee's Coaching Business.

Goal (outcome): To research, review and enhance coaching flow and apply - the principal conditions of Flow - to your business' coaching practice, to improve its performance and effectiveness. In particular, by reviewing the application of the following 5 strategies for coaching flow: (1) Set clear goals / (2) Utilise strengths / (3) Relaxed concentration / (4) Develop old skills and build new ones / (5) Seek challenge.


Source: Adapted from Csikszentmihalyi 1990

Coaching flow: When your challenges are in balance with or slightly more than your skills. 

Coaching conversation:  

(1) Set clear goals

  • What are the key principles of coaching flow concept?
  • Why is being focused on a clear intent (purpose) central to being in flow?
  • When should the proposition of flow be applied?
  • How is helping your coachees set specific goals, aiding their understand of what they are trying to do and their purpose in what they are trying to achieve?
  • Where should exercises on goal achievement be employ?
  • Who - in your organisation - is responsible for ensuring challenges are in balance with or slightly more than skills?
  • Which are the most important SMART goals?

(2) Utilise strengths
  • What does the expression - "play to strengths" - mean?
  • Why would a coachee probable experience "Flow" when they are doing the things, they are good at and love?
  • When should you leveraging your strengths or strongest abilities?
  • How could you help your coachee understand their top strengths and use these more in their work?
  • Where - in your organisation - do coaching strengths energize optimal performance?
  • Which are the fundamental coaching skills that can help your leadership guide your business toward success?
  • Who - in your organisation - is responsible for utilise coaching strengths?

(3) Relaxed concentration 

  • What is the inner game equation produced by - W Timothy Gallwey? 
  • Why does overcoming mental obstacles lead to maximum performance?
  • When does relaxed concentration and focused attention removes interference for the coachee - and coach?
  • How could you help your coachee manage the internal and external interferences that impact upon their focused attention. ?
  • Why does following the coachee’s interest helps them to focus their attention on?
  • How does increasing responsibility and ownership for outcomes enable the coachee to get to their solution in their way?
  • Who - in your organisation - is responsible for relaxed concentration?

(4) Develop old skills and build new ones

  • What main practices are associated with the development of old skills and building new ones?
  • Why is the enjoyment of the activity closely related to the ability when in flow?
  • When a coachee has experienced being very engaged - in what they were doing - what skill were they using?
  • How can you help your coachees reflect on how they can develop new or existing skills?
  • Where would you develop the abilities / skills to perform a specific task or activity to a high level of proficiency?
  • Who is responsible for developing challenges / skill work?
  • Which skills and abilities, generate the most reward?

(5) Seek challenge.
  • What is the most important challenge when striving for flow?
  • Why is it necessary to seek to have more challenges than skills?
  • When is "Flow" most likely to occur ?
  • How can you create awareness in your coachee of when they enjoy being challenged?   ?
  • Where can coaches / coachees increase and develop their skills with more challenges??
  • Who is responsible for seeking challenges in your organisation?
  • Which is the less challenging aspect of the flow and should it be made more challenging ?

Recordings:

Audio recording of coaching - session 6 (starts after 4.5 minutes)

Video recording of coaching - session 6 (starts after 4.5 minutes)

Summary of 5 cycle action process to be taken: 

Define which actions to take forward:

1)  Discovery: A grounded exploration of the "Best of what is".

2)  Dream: Visioning and debate collaboratively, articulating "What might be".

3)  Design: Working together to develop "What might be".

4)  Destiny: Collectively experimenting with "What can be".

Action to be taken:

Coach and coachee agree the following possible steps as to what will happen:

(a): Summary of actions to taken:

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