Positive Provocation: 25 Questions To Elevate Your Coaching Practice
Robert Biswas-Diener
Hone
your skills and strengthen your practice with this series of
twenty-five fresh and provocative questions for reflection that
challenge the conventional wisdom in the coaching profession.
Like
any established profession, coaching is full of unexamined assumptions.
These need to be regularly questioned and tested to keep the profession
vital and valuable. Coaches need to engage in the same kind of scrutiny
and self-examination that offers such powerful benefits to their
clients.
In Positive Provocation,
coaching thought leader Robert Biswas-Diener asks a series of
twenty-five provocative and sometimes playful questions that take a
fresh look at some of coaching’s most cherished beliefs. What if coaches
had agendas? Why are ethics so boring? What’s so great about
interrupting? Can we trust eureka moments? What if we used less empathy?
This
is not an attack on the coaching profession—Biswas-Diener writes with a
light, conversational, and often humorous touch. These are positive
provocations, meant to stimulate your curiosity, engage you with the
latest research, and invite you to see your practice with new eyes.
Biswas-Diener
covers philosophies of coaching, communicating with clients, common
coaching concepts, coaching interventions, and a big final provocation:
should coaching be informed by science? This book will give you a richer
understanding of the coaching process, make you more articulate about
your own beliefs, and allow you to feel more engaged with the craft.
your skills and strengthen your practice with this series of
twenty-five fresh and provocative questions for reflection that
challenge the conventional wisdom in the coaching profession.
Like
any established profession, coaching is full of unexamined assumptions.
These need to be regularly questioned and tested to keep the profession
vital and valuable. Coaches need to engage in the same kind of scrutiny
and self-examination that offers such powerful benefits to their
clients.
In Positive Provocation,
coaching thought leader Robert Biswas-Diener asks a series of
twenty-five provocative and sometimes playful questions that take a
fresh look at some of coaching’s most cherished beliefs. What if coaches
had agendas? Why are ethics so boring? What’s so great about
interrupting? Can we trust eureka moments? What if we used less empathy?
This
is not an attack on the coaching profession—Biswas-Diener writes with a
light, conversational, and often humorous touch. These are positive
provocations, meant to stimulate your curiosity, engage you with the
latest research, and invite you to see your practice with new eyes.
Biswas-Diener
covers philosophies of coaching, communicating with clients, common
coaching concepts, coaching interventions, and a big final provocation:
should coaching be informed by science? This book will give you a richer
understanding of the coaching process, make you more articulate about
your own beliefs, and allow you to feel more engaged with the craft.
Année:
2023
Editeur::
Berrett-Koehler Publishers, Inc.
Langue:
english
Pages:
240
Fichier:
EPUB, 1.07 MB
IPFS:
,
english, 2023
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