Here is an interesting story by Joseph O’ Connor that he shared at Coaching Matters. When he used to tutor people with their guitar, he noticed conspicuous behaviour among his professional guitarist students. He would sit in a session, and notice that the student is playing very poor. But, when he would step out for a few seconds for a coffee break, he would hear them play beautifully in his absence.
So, what’s happening with that person. The competence cannot change to a great extent in just a few seconds.
This happens often with performers.
And, that is because the person is dealing with some kind of an internal opponent or self consciousness or mental model that impeded their real skill.
This brings us to raise one’s ability as a coach to help people express themselves in any situation possible and most importantly during difficult situations.
In the early 1980s, Thomas Leonard opened up the field of life coaching.
His definition of establishing coaching as a discipline was met by many with scepticism.
The advantages of coaching, however, quickly became evident and coaching itself was regarded as a highly useful discipline.
As a result, thousands of individuals set off on their coaching journeys.If you’re thinking of becoming a life coach, you probably want to know exactly what coaches do.
What does a coach provide to his or her clients and what does the typical day of a life coach look like?
Whether you choose to have a life coach or a gratitude coach, it all comes down to mindfulness and meditation.
According to Psychologists, many people are stressed and lack happiness or gratitude.
Meditation can help people get back on the right track — contact Matt O’Grady Coaching right away!
