Coaching Podcast from Not A Blue Tree.
Introduction.
The Coaching from Not A Blue Tree podcast is about coaching, the many coaching techniques, and the areas where coaching can help. In each episode I explore either a general aspect of coaching, and this includes techniques and topics which I use in any coaching situation, or a specific area where I use coaching to assist clients make and achieve the change they want to be.
Episodes.
This podcast explores the many facets of coaching, how the many and varied coaching tools work, how a range of techniques can help overcome barriers to success, and how the multiple areas and challenges of life can benefit from coaching.
In series 1 I explored a number of topics, all linked to the work that I do. After 12 episodes I decided to take a break and review the content. Tune in soon for series 2.
In this episode, I talk about representational systems, the systems linked to our five senses (six, when we include auditory digital). We all have a preferred system, both for processing the world and for then retrieving memories. Some of us are auditory, some are visual, and so on.
Understanding our preferred systems allows us to play to our strengths, we can switch system if our preferred system is not giving us the results we want, and, if we are working with other people, we can work with their systems, increasing rapport.
If you want to find out what your preferences are, do the representational system test, which you can find here.
This podcast explores the many facets of coaching, how the many and varied coaching tools work, how a range of techniques can help overcome barriers to success, and how the multiple areas and challenges of life can benefit from coaching.
In series 1 I explored a number of topics, all linked to the work that I do. After 12 episodes I decided to take a break and review the content. Tune in soon for series 2.
In this episode, I talk about representational systems, the systems linked to our five senses (six, when we include auditory digital). We all have a preferred system, both for processing the world and for then retrieving memories. Some of us are auditory, some are visual, and so on.
Understanding our preferred systems allows us to play to our strengths, we can switch system if our preferred system is not giving us the results we want, and, if we are working with other people, we can work with their systems, increasing rapport.
If you want to find out what your preferences are, do the representational system test, which you can find here.