EPISODE · Jul 12, 2023 · 13 MIN
The Hierarchy of Competence: Unveiling Unconscious Incompetence
from The Coaches Journey · host Coaching Mastery Community
Dr. Sheri and Faisal sit down to discuss the competence hierarchy and its application in coaching. The first level mentioned is unconscious incompetence, where a person lacks skill or knowledge but is unaware of it. The hosts reflect on their experiences of realizing their incompetence when faced with clients outside their typical scope. This realization leads them to conscious incompetence, where they acknowledge their shortcomings and actively seek to improve through certifications, learning, and connecting with more experienced individuals. The video also touches on conscious competence, where skills are developed but require intentional effort, and unconscious competence, where skills become natural and intuitive. Dr. Sheri and Faisal highlight the cyclical nature of competence, where individuals may challenge themselves to new areas and temporarily regress to conscious incompetence. They emphasize the importance of recognizing and embracing the learning journey without internalizing feelings of inadequacy. 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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