Episode Notes: Different Coaching Styles
- Guests: Kim (host), Mark Maynard (mindset coach)
- Topic: Different approaches of a mindset coach and a coach or mentor
Mark, the Mindset Coach:
- Focuses on helping people understand their current patterns and desires.
- Empowers people to change their response patterns.
- Believes in letting people find their own answers and avoids imposing his methods.
- Keeps some of his internal process private.
Kim, the Coach or Mentor:
- Uses a more directive approach.
- Believes in giving people a baseline structure and using clear communication to get results.
- Shared a story about using a “stick and carrot” approach to shift mindsets and behaviors.
Key Takeaways:
- There are different Coaching styles that can be effective depending on the individual and the situation.
- It’s important for coaches to be self-aware and to understand their own triggers.
- The goal of coaching is to empower people to achieve their goals.
- Collaboration is important, and we don’t have to do everything alone.
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