Knowing Me Knowing You JuneJuly 2017 The 6

Who are you ? • Who are you really? • Where are you going?

How we see the world depends on the lenses we look through. .

Activity 1 - Try this challenge – 15 mins Think about describing yourself to

COACHING PHILOSOPHY… Why do we do what we do? A Coaching Philosophy is a

Coaching Philosophy The critical ingredients of your philosophy: • Identifying your values • Recognising

Activity 2 • List 6 – 8 words or ‘Trademarks’ that are important to

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Knowing Me. . Knowing You. . June/July 2017

The 6 cs June/July 2017

Conscious

Character

Consistency

Challenge

Curious

Connections

Who are you ? • Who are you really? • Where are you going? • How are you going to get there?

What do we see…

How we see the world depends on the lenses we look through. .

Activity 1 - Try this challenge – 15 mins Think about describing yourself to another person without mentioning anything about the external things that are in your life, your friends, family, what you look like, studying etc. Concentrate only on yourself, how you feel and behave, perhaps recognising some of your strengths and weaknesses. Did you manage to explore your thoughts, feelings and behaviours?

Self Awareness

Courage

Johari Window

COACHING PHILOSOPHY… Why do we do what we do? A Coaching Philosophy is a personal statement that is based on the values and beliefs that direct ones coaching behaviours. ’ Kidman and Hanrahan 1997

Coaching Philosophy The critical ingredients of your philosophy: • Identifying your values • Recognising past experiences - life script • Role models

Activity 2 • List 6 – 8 words or ‘Trademarks’ that are important to you (values and beliefs) • Explain to the person next to you why they are important. Why they stand for YOU as a coach. • Discuss and collate on your table