Discussion 4: Second Principle of Coaching - Recognizing Potential
Narrated by L. J. Ganser
Unlocking Potential, Book 4
- Released
- August 26, 2015
- Length
- 4 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Audible Studios
Unlocking Potential: Discussions by FranklinCovey is a program inspired by Michael K. Simpson's book, focusing on developing essential coaching skills. It offers insights into identifying and nurturing potential within teams and individuals. The program aims to equip listeners with practical strategies for positive organizational and personal growth.
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Unlocking Potential: Discussions
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Discussion 1: Successful Leadership
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Discussion 2: First Principle of Coaching - Trust
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Discussion 3: First Principle of Coaching - Trust & Whack-A-Mole Leaders
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Discussion 5: Second Principle of Coaching - Recognizing Potential by Considering Their Point of View
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Discussion 6: Second Principle of Coaching - Finding & Growing Potential by Challenging Paradigms
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Discussion 7: Third Principle of Coaching - Commitment
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Discussion 8: Fourth Principle of Coaching - Execution
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Discussion 9: Fourth Principle of Coaching - Execution and Developing Flow Behaviors
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Discussion 10: The 7 Coaching Skills
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Discussion 11: Skill 1 - Build Trust
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Discussion 12: Skill 1 - Building Trust Through Competence
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