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KIM MORGAN [email protected] @barefootcoaches the coach’s casebook: a supervision session
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KIM MORGAN

[email protected]

@barefootcoaches

the coach’s casebook: a supervision session

aimsfor todayDISCUSS CONSIDER ACQUIREthe twelve traits addressed in The Coach’s Casebook

how these traits can impact on your coaching clients and on your coaching practice

a coaching framework to bring these traits back into balance

perfectionismpeoplepleasing

ostri

ch synd

rom

e

going toexcess

impostor syndrome

coping with loss

searching for fulfilment

driven by fearfierce independence

cynicism

performance anxiety

procrastination

why I wrote the coach’s casebook 1. To overcome a cocktail of:

PEOPLE PLEASING

PROCRASTINATION

IMPOSTOR SYNDROME

PERFECTIONISM

2. To address frequently presenting issues in my coaching practice:

“Which models to use when and with what/whom?”“How do I explain coaching to buyers?”Normalisation works!Who we are is how we coach

“THE DESIRABLE MIDDLE BETWEEN TWOEXTREMES, ONE OF EXCESS AND THE OTHEROF DEFICIENCY.”

ARISTOTLE

The idea that we have a range of behaviours available to us and that we just need to bring them into balance is less stigmatising than many existing diagnostics.

“WE ARE ALL ORDINARY. WE ARE ALL BORING. WE ARE ALL SPECTACULAR. WE ARE ALL SHY. WE ARE ALL BOLD. WE ARE ALL HEROES. WE ARE ALL HELPLESS. IT JUST DEPENDS ON THE DAY.”

BRAD MELTZER

when the twelve traits

derail us

favouritecoach de-railersPEOPLE PLEASING

PERFECTIONISM

COPING WITH LOSS

IMPOSTOR SYNDROME

performance hindering behavioursINABILITY TO DELEGATE / PRIORITIZEOVER EAGERNESS TO PLEASEPOOR JUDGEMENTREACTIVE NOT PROACTIVEOVERRIDING CHARACTER FLAWPERFECTIONISMLOW SELF-ESTEEM

to please is a diseaseConstantly suppressing own needs Never angry - always agreeingConstantly serving othersAvoiding conflictConfused boundariesDon’t know own mind

EXHAUSTION

STRESS

NO TIME

LOSS OF SELF

DAMAGE TO HEALTH

DISHONEST

LET OTHERS DOWN

TARGET OFMANIPULATION

perfectionism:a double-edged swordUnrelenting standardsNever satisfiedSelf- orientedOther- oriented/social orientedDefensive when criticized

BURNOUT

AVOIDANCE / PROCRASTINATION

IMPOSTOR SYNDROME

CRITICAL OF OTHERS

MICRO-MANAGEMENT

FEAR OF FAILURE

DEPRESSION, SHAMEAND GUILT

BEGINNINGSASSUMPTIONSLIFE STORYALTERNATIVESNEW BEHAVIOURSCOMMITMENTEVIDENCE

“THE KEY TO KEEPING YOUR BALANCEIS KNOWING WHEN YOU’VE LOST IT.”

KIM MORGAN

[email protected]

@barefootcoaches

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