The Art and Science of Exemplary Leadership Coaching

The Art and Science of Exemplary Leadership Coaching

How do you become a great coach? It starts with caring about people. That is a personal value. Next you must be a “student of game.” In other words, keep learning. So, you are in the right place. Finally, you must apply top notch and proven coaching skills and approaches. You cannot “wing it” to succeed. Furthermore, the absence of consistent coaching leads to poorer leadership skills for the leader, and inferior performance from the team.

RCI has partnered with over 200 companies and so we have learned from and taught the best. In addition, we studied the research on the best practices in coaching. For example, great coaches ask specific questions and are excellent listeners.  In contrast, most managers talk too much when they coach. This derails the effectiveness of their attempts to coach.

This Real Time Learning and Training Module dynamically teaches the Art and Science of Exemplary Coaching. In addition, it will give superb examples and ideas on how to follow-through on each as well. Keep an open mind, learn intently, and act with positive influence. You will be on your way to greatness.

This module includes:

• An Exemplary Coaching Assessment to identify your strengths and growth areas for reaching the success you desire. Take an honest look at what you are doing well and what might get in the way of your goals.
• A content-packed article that specifically outlines why coaching works. In addition, it gives invaluable clues to the differences in the art of coaching, and the science of coaching.
• Finally, the video training presents a high-energy review about how improved coaching skills will elevate your success as a leader.

In conclusion, this RealTime Learning & Training 30-minute microlearning module focuses you on proven and practical steps that will improve your personal effectiveness and results. RCI has taught these skills to thousands of people worldwide. All the modules challenge you to change your thinking and behavior for the better.

“People do not mind being challenged to do better when it comes from a caring heart.”  Ken Blanchard