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COMPONENTS OF AN EFFECTIVE BUSINESS COACHING RELATIONSHIP
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1. The Business Coach takes the time to understand the owner’s business and provides systematic developmental methodologies that help the business owner succeed.
2. The Business Coach respects the confidentiality of information received from the business owner. 3. The person being coached looks to the Business Coach for guidance, encouragement and feedback, but does not place on the Coach the responsibility to produce change. Change is the responsibility of the client. 4. The person being coached must be self-motivated, have a clear sense of need, and be willing to set and accomplish goals. |
