In Good Company
#048 Building Confidence as a Coach
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#048 Building Confidence as a Coach

Aug 02, 2022

In this week's episode we are discussing how you can build your confidence as a coach. We know that it can be something new coaches struggle with as we have been there ourselves and we hear it from our trainee coaches.

We discuss:

  • The transition from feeling like an expert in your field, which builds your confidence, to being a coach drawing on a different set of skills
  • The idea that you don’t need to be the expert as a coach
  • The worry new coaches have about wondering what question they should ask next in a coaching session
  • Not needing to have planned out your whole client session
  • That it is supportive to sit in discomfort and the feeling of not knowing with your client
  • What preparation can you do?
  • The tools that are powerful for coaches such as reflection, CPD opportunities and supervision
  • How can perfectionism impact confidence levels?

It is a normal and natural process as you grow in to a new role as a coach that you find ways to develop your confidence. Sometimes we need to look for the evidence that tells us we are developing confidence to support further growth. With practice, support and clarity you can build your confidence.

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