For those who have not had the experience of being coached, I have created a new series of posts to give you a peek into how coaching clients have learned to maximize their natural talents when working alone and with others.

You will be able to hear directly from some of my clients who kindly agreed to do a video interview and discuss what they got from the coaching and the significant shifts that have happened because of it.

While each person came to me with specific challenges, all gained more awareness about themselves and their working patterns and put it to use to experience more ease in their work while making a greater impact.

The results the clients will speak about came from combining leadership development and the insights obtained through their Kolbe™ Assessment.  As my favorite tool to support both individuals and teams, Kolbe™ helps identify people’s innate abilities and how to use them to maximize productivity and collaboration.

A PREVIEW OF WHAT’S COMING

Over the next few weeks, you will hear from:

• Miriam: on learning to both lean into her strengths and be flexible when she works with people who have a different approach
• David: on leveraging his innate talent to meet – and exceed – his business development goals
• Jamie: on scheduling tasks to manage his energy better and adapting to his clients’ decision-making process
• Amy: on turning around a team mired in conflict and building more productive working relationships
• Lee and Whitney: on respecting – and making the most of – their different ways of working
• Gary and Colleen: on hiring the right fit and learning to play off of each other’s strengths

Do you want to make a bigger impact without exhausting yourself in the process? Would you like to make easier your working relationships?  Let’s talk about how coaching could transform your work.

Kolbe A™ Index and Action Modes® are the trademarks of Kathy Kolbe and Kolbe Corp. All rights reserved. The description in this blog is my interpretation of the Kolbe System™. Here is an overview to gain an understanding of the approach and wisdom.