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Shifting Mindsets: Boosting Performance
September 18 @ 9:30 am - 1:00 pm
$345.00ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
You can’t build a house only using a hammer, just as you can’t build a successful organisation by just giving feedback. You need more tools in your toolbox.
If you want a team that can independently problem solve, have a growth mindset about opportunities and strive for continuous improvement, this training is for you. Knowing how to have Coaching Conversations is the equivalent of adding a nail gun to your toolbox.
Believing ‘it is what it is’ and having limited capacity for change can be transformed into a growth mindset through coaching. Good coaching supports development, motivation, accountability and performance, ultimately contributing to the overall success of the organisation.
This interactive workshop provides a comprehensive introduction to coaching conversations alongside effective feedback, and the benefits of both internal and external coaching strategies.
Benefits to your Organisation:
- Effective feedback and coaching conversations support growth.
- Improved leader confidence with a focus on fostering a growth mindset.
- Improved accountability and performance.
- Solution focused individuals and teams.
- Increasing internal coaching conversations that promote the organisation’s desired culture and standards.
On successful completion of the workshop, participants will be able to:
- Recognise the difference between a Growth Mindset and Fixed Mindset.
- Utilise actions to support a growth mindset.
- Understand the critical ingredients for a successful coaching conversations.
- Provide effective feedback that promotes improvement and motivates change.
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COURSE CONTENT
- Growth vs Fixed Mindset
- The importance of the coach’s mindset
- Creating a high trust environment
- Open minded = open questions
- Coaching conversations steps and actions
- When to use coaching conversations vs feedback
- Key ingredients for effective feedback