Monday, September 26, 2011

The portrait of a good coach

"Patrice has mentored many people over the years. She has brought those people higher and higher," Gail announced proudly


No matter what level of leadership we're on, we need a peer, mentior or confidant whom we can trust implicity.


The world is full of people telling other people what to do or thinking they know what's right for others. Great coaches don't tell people what to do.


So how do we find someone to trust? We want someone with whom we can relax and be comfortable. That personm who should be nonjudgmental, must offer absolute integrity of confidentiality and understand our business realim and the demands of leadership.


That person must be a skilled listener.


A good coach ultimately helps us discover the answer within ourselves.

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