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For the Coaching Practitioner
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1The client setting goals as performance without examining what is actually driving them
Context
Client names a short-term goal quickly and confidently. The goal sounds reasonable — finish the project, have the conversation, improve the process. When asked why, they give a professional answer: it's important for the team, it's been on the list, it's what needs to happen next. The answer is not wrong but it is not theirs. The actual motivation is underneath — fear of what happens if they don't, desire to prove something, or genuine care about an outcome they have not named.
How to Introduce
Frame this as separating goal from motivation. 'You've described what you want to do. Question 2 asks why — not the prof...
2The client who names the goal but has never examined the habits that will support or undermine it🔒
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3 coaching scenarios with introduction language, observation guides, debrief maps, and red flags