Coaching Demonstration with ICF PCC Marker Analysis
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Coaching demonstrations are a powerful tool for your ongoing learning and development as a professional coach. Are you a professional coach who is growing your coaching mindset? In this coaching demonstration, I have added slides with an analysis of the ICF PCC Markers.
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Chapters by Coaching Questions:
00:00 Anything that you need in order to kind of create some safety and some space here in this moment with each other?
00:41 I'm going to pull down the curtains for myself so that I'm just really focused in my conversation with you.
01:34 Okay if you think of those two, which one is drawing you as the most important of the two?
02:36 So managing this sort of work-life, it almost sounds like a little bit is the piece that seems most drawing your attention.
02:53 What is the importance of that capacity that that managing of work?
04:32 I have this experience of you right now like, and please correct it if it's the wrong one, but I almost see you like juggling, juggling, juggling.
04:47 The juggling constantly. What does it do? Like what, what is the experience you would like to be having at the end of the day from the all this juggling if there's some experience that you would like to have where you're not maybe juggling quite so many things?
06:28 This idea juggling too, towards moving towards satisfaction but the satisfaction if I'm hearing you correctly is really around how you're having meaningful relationships?
07:19 So at the end of this conversation, what would make this most useful as we explore the way that you show up meaningfully in relationships?
08:10 Yeah, there was an interesting question you just asked yourself which is what allows you to be present in that moment?
09:04 What is the experience that you have when you're in that fully present moment with another human being?
10:00 So as you hear yourself say that and there's the minutia that needs to be juggled, but there's this also this sense of this, the meaningful connectedness that you also enjoy. How do you discern? When it's like, how do you discern when you need to shift your attention from one thing to another and then back? I mean how do you make these discernments?
11:40 And how do you discern what things you need to stop juggling for? Like how do you discern what all you're juggling because it sounds like you may be juggling even I don't know? I just have this Steve Martin vision all of the sudden.
12:22 And how do you start to pay attention and do that consciously with intentionality?
13:03 Is there different energy or experience that you have when it is something that is really important that you pick up and juggle? Versus when you're juggling something that you really don't even have any energy for. But you're still doing it because it's on some list somewhere?
13:32 What is that? What is that shift for you?
14:56 It's harder to do on zoom. I'm not hearing, it's impossible to do on zoom?
15:36 So I want to just touch base on where we are in the conversation. I know it was sort of this idea of all the things that you were juggling and life and then towards the satisfaction of meaningful relationships. What else needs to be explored around this topic?
16:18 And what if, what if there isn't a resolution, but maybe something to sit with? As part of the exploration that's ongoing about how you determine.
17:45 You know, what shows up for me is you're saying that it's almost like how do you create the healthy boundary that you need so that you can navigate this balance? It isn't like a hardline balance, like it's not a teeter-totter, right? It's a wavy gray area, but how do you navigate that intentionally?
18:17 So what are you taking away from this conversation? What's showing up is useful exploration?
19:43 And so what action comes out of that awareness for you? Action-actions depending.
20:16 So what holds you accountable to that? The importance of that agreement and honoring that for yourself?
21:10 Yes. Yes. So it's around honoring your agreement with yourself so that you're in alignment with the values that you espouse.
21:32 So then what's your next step?
22:32 And how do you protect that space and time for yourself so that you look in the mirror and they're like yeah I put down that cat?
23:17 Yeah. Is there anything else you really want to say out loud for yourself as we come to a close?
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I appreciate the pragmatic nature of these videos. Making the invisible visible.
Glad you like them ✨ More to come and thank you so much for watching/commenting!!
Watching this again as I prepare for the upcoming exams. These demonstration videos with markers are so helpful! Thank you for making these
I should probably do a new one; I think I will assess differently 2 years later. :) But, it's a good sample and when you listen to your own recordings, look at each marker and read what demonstrates it. It's such good practice, plus it will help with the ICF Credentialing Exam to be knowledgeable of the markers.
@@LyssadeHartthanks for the idea, I should listen to a recording of one of my sessions. In case you'd like to try to coach someone from the other side of the world for your coaching demonstration, I volunteer. 😀
@@Icecandy1882 Ok, you're on! I think you know my email and/or we are connected on LinkedIn, do you want to message me? We can set something up that works for our vastly different time zones :)
@@LyssadeHart looking forward to it!
Your coaching demos with PCC markers are like gems in the internet! For months, I've handpicked just few truly brilliant coaching demos and yours has definitely earned a spot on the list! Such generous content - looking forward for more. Thank you so much Lyssa!
PS. I realized I've never commented on any RUclips video, this is my first time! That's how amazed I am. Haha
I feel honored by your generous comment. :) If this is your first comment on a RUclips Video, you made my day, just saying. Thank you!!!
I am very much appreciating your assortment of videos and the time you take to parcel out which competencies / markers are demonstrated. Currently viewing with an eye on taking the ICF exam (next week!), but will also come back to them for further growth and coaching development. THANK YOU.
Wonderful, and thank you for the comment. I will wish you abundant success on the exam. :) Sending good vibes.
Also, if you ever have a coaching related question that you are curious about, let me know, if it's something I can give useful thoughts on, I will do a video. :)
I really loved your content! This is exactly what the coaching world needs
Thank you! I hope the work serves to support coaches to partner with their clients and find their confidence with the competencies :)
@@LyssadeHart Yes it will. It will also clarify what embodying each competency means. And yes, its a great service!
Wow! This was amazing! Thanks for pointing out the PCC Markers. It aids the learning so much! 8:22 & 9:13 & 9:16 - great questions! Check in demo at 16:00 8.1. Mirrors the body language of the client - nice demo! At the end...Competency 8: AWARENESS leads to ACTION leads to ACCOUNTABILITY leads to NEXT STEPS. Say it out loud for yourself....love the closing, too! Thank you, Lyssa!
I am so happy to hear that the markers supported your learning! Yay! Thank you for the comment and you are soooo welcome. :)
What a lovely man! And how brave (of you both) to allow this session to be uploaded to YT esp given his reluctance around social media. Enjoyed the Steve Martin reference 🤣. Great example of "Laser-Focused" coaching.
I do love Jeff. He is so generous. And, I think I may have liked the juggling cats more than they were useful to him. I probably have a choice point to just not voice that and stick with the juggling metaphor alone. So, while I enjoyed it, it could have derailed the conversation for the client as they might have stopped to make sense of the statement. In hindsight I probably would have kept it to myself. :)
@@LyssadeHartI think you're overthinking! Most people understand a simple juggling metaphor. You clearly trusted your instincts with this man and it worked out fine.
I wonder if a coach can offer their own metaphor to a client? And paraphrase everything in different words than the client uses?
Hi @kristinebaltaca2288, the metaphors that the coach offers are not as useful, even though we all do it. Listening for the clients metaphor is much more powerful. Their brain lit up to their metaphor. So, if you offer a metaphor, do it very lightly, and what I mean, is without any attachment. That way the client can correct the metaphor.
I really enjoy watching and learning from your videos, but I don't feel you gave your all in this session. I feel like his problem wasn't really solved here. It sounded more like he enjoyed the communication and creative part of work but not the tedious stuff such as socials and emails. However, that's just my interpretation and I could be wrong
Hi @humairaomar8440, Thanks for sharing your perspective. I am not sure that every coaching session is meant to solve a specific problem, but I am not sure you were wrong either. Sometimes, having a coaching conversation that clarifies something for the client can be the solution that shifts the way a person looks at something. Also, people are often more reserved when being recorded.
My hope with the video is to show how one might start to think about how their questions align with the PCC Markers. That said, I really appreciate your observations & keep them coming! :)
@@LyssadeHart thank you for sharing your knowledge. Really love learning from you!
I would not want to hire her. It's so condescending. Doesn't feel she cares.
Thank you for sharing your perspective. That is truly what is cool about your ability to see my coaching. It helps you to make an informed decision. This brings up the point for everyone: do Chemistry Sessions with any coaches you think you want to work with. It is crucial that you resonate. No harm, no foul if you don’t. It’s important to honor what feels true to you because you must feel like the coach cares about you to do real work. Thank you for bringing forward this important point.
"Is there anything else...?" - isn't that a closed question again?
There were actually several closed questions...
I haven't found this session inspiring for me. I think there was nothing explored really, no smart goal, no specific way forward...
Hello Again, @kristinebaltaca2288, Yes, that is a closed question. And, if we look at the markers for the competencies we see under Evokes Awareness:
7.5 - Coach shares, with no attachment, observations, intuitions, comments, thoughts, or feelings and invites the client’s exploration through verbal or tonal invitation.
7.6 - Coach asks clear, direct, primarily open-ended questions, one at a time, at a pace that allows for thinking, feeling, or reflection by the client.
Tonal invitation and primarily open-ended questions, not every question must be open-ended. Also, where is the question leading the client? Only the client can determine if there is anything else, so of closed questions, I still like this one. A closed question like, "Is there anything else?" invites the client to say yes, no, or yes... there is all this other stuff I need to say. Depending on the relationship between the coach and the client, the client will say more.
Also, this is a one-off session. I'm not working with the client for months, where a SMART goal might be more useful. It was a demonstration for a course.
All that said, I agree; I don't think this was my most inspired coaching session :) but even hearing what you don't like is a way for you to think about what is important to you in your own coaching. Happy Coaching!