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3rd Act Coaching
What is 3rd Act Coaching?
Through
one-on-one sessions for 1 to 2 hours with individual work assigned between
sessions, 3rd Act Coaching:
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Honors the client as the expert in his/her personal and professional life
with the agenda that provides the direction for the coaching relationship.
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Supports and encourages the client in self-discovery; and exploration of
options and potential
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Helps clients to design a plan for a life that has vitality, balance and
fulfillment.
How do we work together?
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Core Roles of the Coach: Strategic Partner, Supporter, Expert, Listener,
Facilitator, Change Advocate
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Assumptions
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The client is creative, resourceful and
whole.
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The client is not in need of fixing.
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The client is capable of taking center state
with the answer.
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The client is best served if the coach is
skilled at staying off stage. The coach's role is to be supporting cast,
without attachment to being right.
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The coach avoids answers and solutions,
relies on intuition, the power of questions and occasional suggested
ideas to support the client in writing her 3rd Act
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The coaching relationship preparing for the
3rd Act necessarily occurs over time and rests on a commitment of
confidentiality.
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What the coach brings:
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A process and conceptual framework.
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Spirit of inquiry and appreciation.
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Understanding of and experience in applying
behavioral and systems disciplines such a psychology, group dynamics,
human and organization systems based on solid training and experience of
being coached.
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Assessment methods as appropriate.
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What the client brings
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Emerging goals and desired outcomes.
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Curiosity about the process, the
opportunities that await and what can be different or better.
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Willingness to engage with time and energy
to meet, do "homework" and give conscious attention during and between
meetings.
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Openness to self-exploration and
change---the essence of coaching.
What is the Process?
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Establishing a partnership: Explore goals and
purpose for 3rd Act Coaching, building the relationship and agreeing on
how we will work together.
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Learning the context: What was the Second Act?
What is happening now? What is changing? What is the impact?
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Assessment: Depending on client goals, provide
opportunities for self-assessment and feedback to gain self-insight.
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Commitment to learning and change: Fostering
acceptance and commitment to learning and change---Going on stage for the
3rd Act---through the identification of specific goals and actions.
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Responding to challenges and opportunities:
Supporting and assisting the client to leverage strengths and learn from the
dilemmas and challenges he/she is facing.
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Celebrate, Evaluate and Move on: Recognize and
acknowledge success, evaluate progress and move on to new goals.
How do we focus?
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We will explore the balance of energy and
interest in the Physical, Financial, Emotional, Social, Mental,
Professional, Spiritual aspects of life.
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Based on the future that is opening up we will
examine these provocative questions:
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Who am I?
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Where do I belong?
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What do I care about?
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How should I contribute?
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