The actionable tips you receive make the abstract concrete, provide useful technique and suggest that the full spectrum of consciousness encompasses both the physical and a multitude of nonphysical dimensions of reality.
Don't read these insights with your mind only. Watch for a "feeling-response" and a smart sense of recognition from deep within you. Coached to Success aims to reach that place within you where you already know and where the truth is recognized when it is heard.
It is our hope that Coached to Success will reach those who find the content worthy of consideration--even though they may not be ready to fully live or practice what they read. Perhaps, at a later time, the seed that was sown while reading an insight will merge with the seed of enlightenment, that one carries within, and suddenly sprout and come alive.
On demand, immediate learning in digestable bites allows for on-the-job application while fitting easily into action-packed schedules. Research indicates that people learn better, retain more and are positively motivated when supported by regular and frequent coaching.
As powerful and effective as professional coaching can be, it is only affordable to less than one percent of the workforce.
That is why self-coaching insights, easily retrieved from a mobile smartphone, tablet, e-reader or laptop, grabs managers’ attention with compelling content to make them feel a sense of urgency to act on what they learned.
In psychology, the term “thin slicing” refers to the brain’s ability to draw surprisingly accurate conclusions from very limited information. Applied to leadership development, thin slicing is about isolating thin slices of learning and delivering powerful insights from a single bite-size concept. Instead of starting big, it starts small. A short, incomplete slice of learning can deliver a powerful “Aha” moment and create behavior change more effectively than a longer learning module or conversation that tries to cover too much:
1) Workplace performance coaching should be delivered in short bursts – just six to 10 minutes at a time. Today’s multi-tasking workforce has neither the time nor the attention span for traditional lengthy training formats.
3) Performance coaching and self-coaching are most powerful when grounded in verifiable research. When managers see performance coaching and self-coaching as credible, they’re more likely to translate their learning into on-the-job behavior.
Albert Einstein once said, "We should take care not to make the intellect our god; it has, of course, powerful muscles but no personality. It cannot lead; it can only serve."
When a person faces a challenge and becomes stuck, he or she may seek the services of a personal coach. Once this commitment is made, the person begins to experience a different, more hopeful, world as his or her perceptions evolve in meeting the personal challenge.
As powerful and effective as professional coaching can be, it is only affordable to less than one percent of the workforce.
What is Coached to Success?
Coached to Success is dedicated to providing insightful self-coaching to help you achieve your life goals.
John G. Agno shares his decades of professional coaching and consulting knowledge to create a better life for many through proprietary self-coaching guides; delivered to your smart phone, tablet, eReader, and computer or via low-cost paperback books.
Agno knows what caused the strain, stress and frustration of his successful clients in order to help them create effective and profitable solutions.
The purpose of Coached to Success is to communicate these unique insights in blog postings and self-help books at prices so low that as many people as possible are able to afford and use them in their personal and professional lives. These powerful self-coaching solutions can deliver life-changing possibilities for those willing to allow their perceptions to evolve.
What is professional coaching and how can it help you?
However, the purpose of Coached to Success is to help those of you, who don't now have an executive coach but need to pay attention to your intentions and get to where you want to be.
