The origins of Coaching come from sports. It is about trusting ourselves, our body, self-limiting beliefs and focus. Timothy Gallwey states that there are two parts to every game: The player’s Mind + Goal. When we give detailed instructions it clutters the mind and prevents… Read More »The Inner Game Of Tennis:
How can you balance as a leader the need to protect the organization and the importance of trusting your best employees? With critical information they need to perform their duties.
(as witnessed by Ware) “I wish I’d had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me.” “I wish I hadn’t worked so hard.” “I wish I’d had the courage to express my feelings.” “I wish I had… Read More »The Top 5 Regrets of the Dying:
Being authentic is about having the guts to define your own version of what it is to live a successful life. We are naturally wired to tell the truth. Not doing so causes stress; hence lie detectors actually measure stress. So accept who you really… Read More »The 6 Principles of Authenticity:
Limiting Beliefs (Stinking Thinking) are zappers of your personal power. Once you accept them they become your reality. They are divided into two broad categories: About Myself: About The World: Limiting Beliefs are a vicious cycle as they stop you from taking action and this… Read More »Limiting Beliefs:
At Talentum Mundi™ coaching always begins with the question: “Who do I choose to BE here?”It is based in a powerful awareness-expanding tool by Alan Seale that helps you begin to make significant shifts in how you approach challenges and situations in life: State Level… Read More »The 4 Levels of Engagement:
We believe that people need hope, so we are alway positive as it is infectious. Hence we regularly bring the client to the positive. We coach with compassion and a learning agenda, whilst refraining from being a “help bully” by advising. We are of the… Read More »Our Coaching Principles:
Drama Triangles can be found in all social interactions (relationships, marriage, movies, school, family, work etc). Victim(Nail) Rescuer(Nail Remover) Persecutor(Hammer) Belief System: Belief System: Belief System: “I am helpless” “Circumstances have power over me” Blames others Absolves self, of responsibility Didn’t see it coming. “I… Read More »The Drama Triangle:
Small doses of stress support growth and enhance performance. Chronic stress however is dangerous. Little by little, a little becomes a lot, and when you stress, you don’t rest. Burnout is not an On/Off switch. It is a vicious cycle. Its components are: Exhaustion (Emotional/Physical/Cognitive/Fatigue)… Read More »Buffering Against Burnout:
