A Passage to Purpose
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A Passage to Purpose
COACHING – EXECUTIVE & PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT – COACH TRAINING

Simply an efficient tool for reducing attrition in your organization

Integrating Coaching Skills into Your Leadership Roles

An effective way to help your team reach their potential together
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Group CoachingEquip your team
Explore a new approach on how to increase effectiveness and productivity in your team or group.
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Coaching TrainingEquip others
Learn how you can implement coaching skills into your leadership roles.
Read MoreLiving in a cross-cultural environment is not easy. Life is busy and challenging. And we all know how difficult it is to find a fulfilling balance in life’s demands. Coaching can help you finding this balance. It can help reaching your goals in life faster. And it can help you reaching your full God-given potential in every aspect of your life.
A Passage to Purpose
Christian coaching is an ongoing conversation that empowers a person or team to fully live out God’s calling — in their life and profession. The goal of coaching is to develop a person or team who is able to more effectively reflect, correct, and generate new learning. It’s learning new ways to learn, listening to your heart and Holy Spirit, and taking action to reshape your life around that learning.
The coaching relationship is expected to produce insights, greater personal awareness, new or modified behaviors, actions, and ultimately results that satisfy the client. Much is expected of you: to evaluate, reason, imagine, decide, and implement.
Coaching is about You!
Coaching is about you — your goals, your learning, and your growth. Together you and your coach will listen to the Holy Spirit to hear His voice about you.
Coaching is about learning — rather than teaching. You are the expert on your life. Your coach uses coaching techniques such as active listening, open questions, encouragement, challenging a bit, and always remaining supportive. All to assist you in discovering insights and taking next steps.
Coaching is about action — your action. Each session you will determine 1-3 actions steps you will take before the next session. You may be surprised how quickly you progress toward your goals.
Coaching is about all of you — not just your work or ministry. We all know that changing old habits and thought patterns are difficult. Your coach recognizes these patterns and will support you as you change and grow.
It’s not mentoring. Mentors are experts in a particular field who seek to pass on their expertise to a person. Mentors provide knowledge, advice, guidance, correction, and encouragement to people who are newer and junior—by experience if not by position or age. They may use some coaching techniques, but mentors usually play the roles of advisor and teacher to guide and impart knowledge and wisdom.
It’s not therapy. Although many of the communication techniques are the same, like active listening, reflecting, use of questions, limited advice giving, etc… therapy focuses on the past to bring healing and unblock a person to move ahead. Coaching is future and action-oriented, for people who are basically clear of psychological and emotional issues.
It’s not training. In training, the trainer sets the agenda. Change conies from outside the participant, i.e. the trainer. In coaching, you set the agenda. Coaches use adult learning principles of self-discovery to motivate change from within you.
It’s not authoritarian. Did you have a tough sports coach that used to yell at you and make you do a million push-ups if you made a mistake? That’s not coaching. Your coach will push you beyond what you might think you can do, but will always be supportive. You are in control. The responsibility to decide and act is yours.
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Integrating Coaching Skills into Your Leadership Roles
Leadership requires increasingly effective expertise in the way we communicate with those we work with. Coaching skills are essential.
This 3 day workshop is for anyone who wishes to incorporate coaching skills into their existing roles.
A very helpful and worthwhile workshop! (Participant from Germany)
I was sceptical. But this works perfectly in Asia! (Participant from Thailand)
Atmosphere was excellent! (Participant from the USA)
In addition, the program will cover topics such as:
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We would love to welcome you at one of our courses!
Team coaching will help you reaching your goals!
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I’ve tried all kinds of things to develop my potential, but I’ve never had anything like this before. I’m just growing so much!
The reasons people might want to consider coaching are endless, and as unique as the person. Here are a few examples that motivate people to use a coach:
Together we will set the agenda for the session based on what you want to learn. The coach will listen, ask questions, encourage, challenge, expand, and support you. You will leave each session with homework - several action points for you to do before our next session.
Between coaching sessions, you will complete action steps that directly support your personalized coaching outcomes. The length of the coaching relationship varies, depending on your personal needs and preferences. The time frame is usually is 6 months.
Your coach will provide additional resources in the form of relevant articles, checklists, assessments, or models, to support your thinking and actions. Specifically, this is what your coach will do during coaching sessions:
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