How People Pleasing Impacts the Coaching Relationship: Five 5 Personality Traits
from Jung On Purpose Podcast by CreativeMind Hosted by Debra Berndt Maldonado and Robert Maldonado PhD Life Coach Training and Personal Transformation Experts
People pleasing can hurt both you and your clients as a coach. Unlock the power of agreeableness in coaching and discover the balance between empathy and assertiveness. Our next episode is part of our Big Five Personality Traits series, breaking down how agreeableness can either make or break your coaching approach. Join Debra Maldonado and Dr. Rob as they explore: The role of agreeableness in building rapport and trust with clients The potential pitfalls of being overly agreeable and how to avoid them Balancing empathy with strong boundaries and assertive coaching Understanding transference and countertransference in coaching relationships Here’s a link to find out how you score in the Big Five Personality Test. https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/IPIP-BFFM/ 00:00 Introduction 03:37 People Pleasing in Coaching 09:48 Transference and Countertransference in Coaching 15:26 How Overpleasing Hurts Coaches and Clients 18:59 Balancing Your Needs as a Coach and Your Clients Share Your Thoughts with Us... ••• Want to be a Certified Jungian Life Coach? Download our course brochure: https://creativemindlife.com/jungian-life-coach-training-brochure-download/ Stay Connected with Debra and Dr. Rob: Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Facebook | creativemindlife.com | [email protected]
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People pleasing can hurt both you and your clients as a coach. Unlock the power of agreeableness in coaching and discover the balance between empathy and assertiveness. Our next episode is part of our Big Five Personality Traits series, breaking down how agreeableness can either make or break your coaching approach. Join Debra Maldonado and Dr. Rob as they explore: The role of agreeableness in building rapport and trust with clientsThe potential pitfalls of being overly agreeable and how to a...
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