As a coach, have you ever felt overly responsible for your clients' emotions? Especially when the emotionally-charged topic of money comes up in a coaching session. If you've ever been hooked into a client's money drama, you know how uncomfortable it can feel.
There is a key secret to showing up powerfully for your clients so you can deliver exceptional coaching and get the results your clients want, all without getting hooked into their drama in the process. When you have the necessary skills, you can coach your clients through emotionally-charged subjects like money in a way that leaves both you and your client fired up and inspired.
Tune in this week to discover three keys to avoiding 'over taking' responsibility for your clients. You'll learn how to bring your client back to a resourceful state as well as a simple but powerful coaching question sequence you can use with your next coaching client. What I'm sharing today is the secret to avoiding burnout and emotional depletion, so listen closely!
What You'll Discover:
What to do when a client comes to you saying, "I need to make more money."
Why jumping into the emotional fire with your clients doesn't help either of you.
3 specific strategies you can have in your toolbelt, to stay grounded and centered in your coaching when a client comes with any emotionally triggering situation.
My powerful question sequence you can use to skillfully coach your clients around their money drama (Sample Coaching Questions Included)
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