EPISODE · Feb 15, 2023 · 1H 11M
How to develop the confidence to coach CEOs, athletes and more successful people than you are
from The Coaches Journey · host Coaching Mastery Community
Coaching requires a different level of confidence than other adjacent businesses that provide feedback and support. This is because coaches must detach from the outcome and allow themselves to focus on taking their clients through a process. Coaches cannot harbor responsibility for their client’s results but must trust in the service they provide. This is why appearing to be confident is not enough, the surface-level facade will ultimately show ware. True confidence is built at a deeper level. It comes from one’s practices as a human being. How one handles conflict, challenges, and relationships will show up in one’s emotions. Dealing with this is how a coach gains the self-assurance to provide a service to people who have accumulated external representations of success. The more congruence coaches have in their personal lives, the more they are willing to challenge their clients which in turn pushes them to continue their own growth. Providing real-time insights, value, and support from real-world coaches. Make sure to like and subscribe to our channel so you don't miss another episode! For more information on how you can transform your coaching business, head over to http://www.thecoachesjourney.com/ Or http://www.coachingmasterycommunity.com/ to see what the CMC community is up to. Visit our community page where we support coaches with their craft and business skillsets: www.coachingmasterycommunity.com Join our newly opened private community group where you will get access to training to get better in your skillsets as a coach and in your skillsets as an entrepreneur for free! https://www.facebook.com/groups/coachmasterycommunity
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