#150 Ignora este consejo si viene de un coach – Ignacio Isusi

” No somos tan diferentes. Somos mucho más parecidos de lo que nos pensamos.” Si eres una persona que tiene curiosidad sobre el comportamiento humano y los motivos por los que actuamos de una determinada manera, tienes que escuchar este episodio. En el episodio de esta semana hablamos con Ignacio Isusi. Actualmente es coach y ayuda a comités de dirección de grandes corporaciones a tomar buenas decisiones. Si algo destaca en Ignacio es su capacidad de escucha y empatía. Además de ser coach también es actor. En esta charla vas a descubrir la manera en la que se puede ayudar a los grandes lideres a tomar mejores decisiones. Escuchar no es algo sencillo, por eso es muy importante tener vocación de servicio. De ahí que en la charla Raúl e Ignacio discuten sobre la moda del coaching y cómo actuar de la mejor manera. Ignacio comparte cómo descubrió su pasión por el servicio a través de su propio proceso de coaching. Hablamos sobre la importancia de la experiencia y la edad en el coaching, especialmente en el mundo empresarial. Hay algo que algunas personas olvidan y es la importancia de ser respetuosos y cuidadosos con la vulnerabilidad de la persona que se están entrenando. Una de las cosas que más ayuda a Isusi a ser mejor en su trabajo de coaching es sus faceta de actor. Esto le ayuda a desarrollar el sentido de la prudencia y a ser respetuoso cuando la perspectiva de los demás es contraria. Terminamos la conversación hablando sobre la importancia del amor y afecto en la vida. Marcas de tiempo: Estos son los momentos más importantes de la charla: [00:00:00] La importancia de la vocación de servicio en el liderazgo [00:01:54] Presentación del invitado [00:05:45] El coaching como moda y la importancia de buscar la formación adecuada [00:06:47] La vocación de servicio en el liderazgo [00:08:42] La formación adecuada en el coaching [00:12:07] El peligro de dar soluciones en el coaching [00:18:29] La importancia de aprender de diferentes fuentes [00:19:32] La vocación de servicio en el liderazgo [00:25:29] El teatro como juego [00:27:37] Aprender a hacer de la vida una obra de arte [00:31:36] Compartir reflexiones [00:37:11] El síndrome del explorador [00:38:08] La importancia del amor y la vocación de servicio [00:39:06] Una conversación genuina. [00:39:33] Conclusión de la entrevista Episodio patrocinado por ABRHIL SOFT.

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to the new era. So I'd like to thank you to all the people that have been doing such a lot, and thank you to the team. I know that you're very lucky. It's amazing.

I'm very glad I was there. I'm also glad that you went through the future time of career with me, and I'm very glad that you were there. I was very glad that you come from the experience of a business. I'm a business princess, and I'm very glad that you're here.

So I understand you all, I've been doing with you guys. I've been here years and years I don't know where I'm going to get the So, you know, you know, If you're not interested in doing this, you'll find some interesting things and situations in terms of success. Thank you for your time and good night! That's time to stay safe!

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