Show Notes
We’re living through a moment of extraordinary acceleration in technology, work, culture, identity and everyday life.
But as the outer world becomes faster and more complex, something else is happening: people are turning inward.
They’re asking deeper questions about who they are, what is truly theirs, their purpose, and who they are becoming.
In this episode, we explore why coaching is entering an important new phase and the shifts coaches and practitioners need to make to ensure they're ready to meet what's coming.
You'll learn:
:: Why conventional coaching can reach a strange ceiling when clients already *know* what they need to do :: Why the person we’re coaching isn't always the person they believe themselves to be :: How unconscious adaptations, persona and disowned parts of the self shape our lives :: Why Jung's concept of individuation changes the purpose of coaching :: Why people are increasingly seeking answers to questions of identity, meaning and purpose :: Why developing a specialised depth skillset can transform both your coaching practice and professional value
Ultimately, this episode asks a bigger question:
What becomes possible when we stop coaching only the person in front of us, and start learning to see the whole person?
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