Coaching, at its best, inspires new ways of thinking and new ways of approaching the challenges an individual may face.
An effective coach is able to bring out the client’s unique strengths, skills and wisdom.
Coaching creates accountability to make progress and fulfil goals. Coaching avoids advising or diagnosing.
While problem-thinking focuses on what is wrong, outcome-thinking requires self-distancing and provides the platform to move towards something you want rather than away from something you wish to avoid.