Adam Sicinski

This article explores how to work with your coaching client to overcome their problems and concerns. Specifically, the article walks you through the process of evaluating your client’s present reality, their habitual behavior patterns, learning preferences, and their success strategy. Your first objective will be to analyze your client’s current behavior patterns. These patterns of behavior will help you identify areas of self-sabotage or areas for improvement The article then walks you through how to gain a deeper understanding of your client’s success strategy. Understanding your client’s success strategy along with their learning preferences will help you guide them down an optimal path toward resolving their problems and achieving their goals.

This article explores how to work with your coaching client to overcome their problems and concerns. Specifically, the article helps you identify the obstacles standing between your client and their desired goals. It breaks down how to assess your client’s tendencies towards failure. It walks you through how to identify the GAP between your client’s current reality and their desired outcomes. Your first objective, as you work through this article will be to ask your client a series of questions that will help you pinpoint where they are struggling to make progress as they work toward their goals. After which, the article delves into your client’s failure strategy and the GAP assessment process.

This article will help you address the concerns your client has about their life and circumstances during your coaching session. The article shows you how to address those concerns in a resourceful, structured and creative way. The article specifically breaks down how to obtain a detailed account of your client’s story. It explores how to solve your client’s problems using metaphors. Using metaphors will shift how your client thinks about themselves, others, and about their circumstances. This, by itself, can become an incredibly transformative experience that leaves your client feeling empowered and upbeat. The article concludes by outlining how to awaken unconscious resources to help your client overcome their pressing problems.

This article takes you through the first life coaching session with a new coaching client. The article lays down an outline you can follow that helps structure your first coaching session. It breaks down the purpose of life coaching, client and coaching roles, the barriers to effective coaching, how to establish and build rapport during your coaching session, and how to leave your client feeling committed, motivated and inspired.