ON the Coach side

Advisory sheets on complex and concrete situations during a session.

These sheets help address problems such as: I have a client who wants too much, my client has unrealistic expectations, my client wants to control everything, I’m coaching a know-it-all, coaching a relative, etc.

Coaching a client who is stuck in their goals.

Typically, a blocked situation indicates that: – Your client needs a stronger stake. If the goal is too small, some clients won’t be

Coaching a client who is bored.

Situation: I have a client who is bored. They are generally well off in all areas of their life but they come to me

Coaching a client who is afraid of success.

The fear of success is actually a significant and real issue for – surprisingly – an increasing number of people. Several years ago, I tended

Coaching a client who has their first significant “insight.” Becoming aware.

About insight: Everyone knows that insights from the most modest to the most radical, can happen at any moment, at any time in

Coaching a client who has no goals and does not know what he wants.

I coach a client who has no goal and does not know what he want The fact is that most people do not

Coaching a client who doesn’t understand what you’re saying.

You may encounter a client who doesn’t hear or understand well, who may have a lack of attention, or who completely misunderstands the message conveyed.

Coaching a client who disappears from time to time.

Scenario of a disappearing client: You have a client who disappears without giving any news for a month or two. They usually come back

Coaching a client who becomes dependent on your coaching.

The relationship established within the coaching framework is entirely new for many people. We are all dependent on each other; it’s just a

Coaching a client who cannot handle a difficulty.

The Situation Some beginner coaches have the strange belief that they cannot or should not coach clients on things they themselves do not feel capable