What Makes a Great Coach? Energy

During Coaching Café this week we are looking forward to continuing the momentum of focussing on the top 10 practices of the world’s best coaches from What Makes a Great Coach?

Imagine, it’s 7:00am and super coach Emma Doyle is about to present to Virgin Australia’s Platinum Frequent Flyer customers with former WTA World No.1 Maria Sharapova. Emma is ready to go and is warmly greeting Maria and the crowd, and just before they begin, Maria says:

‘I love your energy. How many coffees have you had already?’

There’s been quite a lot of discussion recently about how to engage and energise people in the workplace. Particularly in response to the ‘quiet quitting’ phenomenon. In addition, we’ve heard that managers are frustrated that now the return to the office is supposed to be happening, it’s not happening.

As coaches and facilitators, we are focussed on bringing our energy to a session – without the need for copious cups of coffee!

As Claude Silver, Chief Heart Officer at VaynerMedia says, ‘your energy introduces you first.’

Therefore, this week during our Coaching Café we focus on the practice of Energy and how to answer the questions around ‘how do I energise my people?’ and what to do about the ‘quiet quitting’.

What Makes a Great Coach? gives us the opportunity to reflect on our own coaching practices. So join Emma and Natalie for this Coaching Café this week where we share the research and stories around energy from the book. And most importantly key questions that we can all use to reflect on how we energise people.

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