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Leading Others Through Transitions

Discover the power of coaching in self-help through interaction with a fellow human being who can understand and direct your awareness to solutions. Haider Al-Mosawi explains the purpose of coaching, the roles of peer coaches, and how coaching can support change.

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Leading Others Through Transitions

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  1. Coaching Leading Others Through Transitions

  2. Interaction with a fellow human being, especially one who can understand what you’re going through and direct your awareness to the solutions you can use, is a powerful approach to self-help.Haider Al-Mosawi

  3. What is Coaching? • The Purpose of coaching is to help staff… • Achieve their potential • Improve business and performance in specific areas • Coaching is a collaborative process. • A person has to be willing to be coached.

  4. What Coaching is Not! • . • Coaching is NOT: • Performance feedback • Discipline/corrective • action • Therapy or advising • Mentoring

  5. Peer Coaching Roles • . • 3 Roles for Peer Coaches • Thinking Partner • Objective Support • Help with Accountability

  6. Thinking Partner • . • Some One Who is: • Trusted • There to help Direct

  7. Objective Support • . • Some One Who Knows: • The work we do • Our Habits

  8. Help with Accountability • . • Some One Who: • Knows the Goals • Keeps us on track

  9. Coaching Through Change The role of change coach involves: Supporting each other through the process of change we experience when projects and initiatives impact our day-to-day work Helping us address the barrier points that are inhibiting successful change.

  10. Group Activity

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