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    Ten. She shoots, she scores! Joy comes over me as she races to the bench to give a me a high five. It was her first goal and I was a part of it. This past year I was given the opportunity to coach a local youth soccer team. Although challenging, coaching helped me become more responsible, pushed me outside of comfort zone, and showed me that I could make a difference in my community. When I…

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    The chapters I chose are chapter fourteen Coaching Others from Emotionally Intelligent Leadership by Marcy Levy Shankman, Scott J. Allen and Paige Haber-Curran. I also looked at chapter seven When to Raise it and chapter seven Ground Your Identity from Difficult Conversations by Douglas Stone, Bruce Patton, and Shelia Heen. I chose the first reading because I feel that my strengths lay with coaching others. I chose the second readings because I feel that the area that I need to work on is having…

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    important stakeholders within the organization with much more value being given to the employees rather than the organizational assets and profits as would be the case with many managers in various organizations. A manager as coach develops the art of coaching as they go about their managerial roles in a skill which contrasts with the application of control as well as command by leaders. This skill therefore favors managers more than it does to leaders making the role much more appropriate for a…

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    resources to help us on the journey to master interpersonal skills and improve our careers. In this paper, I present the results of my research on these interpersonal skills: listening, assertiveness, negotiation, feedback, persuasion, interviewing, and coaching. Listening Listening means paying close attention and making a conscious effort to process what you hear. This is an important skill in business and can be used to great effect when selling to new customers and keep existing customers…

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    that had been working with her employer. She had seen some good results from working with the coach, and thought that it would be a good fit for me. After all, I 've always been someone who likes to work on myself and was very interested in the coaching field. So I set up my first appointment with my coach and she…

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    what is expected of them. Each year one should expect some sort of review of the last years performance and the expectations for them in the coming year in alignment with their practice and organizational goals. Some sort of day to day or regular coaching or mentoring should take place. This is something that should be captured in a summary during the end of the year appraisal. Keeping record of recognitions and crucial conversations can allow a manager to be well prepared when they sit down…

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    (2016, September 26). Building a Coaching Culture with Managers and Leaders [Video podcast]. Retrieved December 3, 2016, from http://www.hci.org/lib/building-coaching- culture-managers-and-leaders Empowering employees to make decisions for themselves through coaching is the focus of this video podcast. What is coaching and how is it being used and how are organizations training leaders and managers to utilize coaching are some of the topics that will be addressed. For churches…

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    current occupation. His college coach, Steve Costanzo, helped him decide that he wanted to be a coach and he even helped Ben get his first head coaching job. After multiple coaching jobs he found his way back to his home town of Fremont. When he is not up in the Fremont High wrestling room, he is teaching psychology. “Psychology definitely helps with coaching, especially when it comes to motivational psychology and understanding that the mind can be your greatest ally or your greatest…

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    to be an amazing athlete, and even better coach. Rockne was one of the most successful coaches in the history of Norte Dame Football. He coached the Fighting Irish football team in the 1920’s, which is known as their “Golden Era”. During his time coaching, Rockne won three national championships – transforming this diamond in the rough team to the most popular team in the United States. Knute’s family moved to the United States from Norway when he was only five years old. Once they had settled…

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    Aims of the use of programs of personalised mentoring/coaching 1-5.1 General aim Labor inclusion of people with disabilities to both, qualified and not qualified work, as well as an active self-employment ventures. 2-5.2 Specific aims To facilitate the development and acquisition of personal and professional competences and attitudes that promotes proactivity and the search and development of new ways of life and personal and professional growth through the incorporation into the labor…

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