The Art of Self-Coaching, Stanford GSB, Spring 2015
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The art of
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self-coachingEd Batista
Spring 2015
Questions?
Who am I?
Coaching/self-coaching
Course concepts
Class sessions
Workload & grading
Final thoughts
Agenda
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Who am I?Instructor
LeadLabs & Leadership Fellows
Touchy Feely
Class of 2000
Executive coach & HBR contributor
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Why coachingmatters to me…
Started as a client
Changed my view of leadership
Impact on my students & clients
Coaching
Not advising or mentoring
Not diagnostic
Coachee owns the agenda
Coachee has the answers
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Guiding our own growth & development
Not a solitary experience, but self-directed
Coaching partners are essential
This course will be highly interactive
Self-coaching
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Where are weChange
Emotion
Happiness
Resilience
Vulnerability
Unhappiness
Success
going?
How will we
Work closely with 2 partners
Professional & Personal
Small group discussions
Substantial reading
Short lectures
get there?
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Class 1Beginnings
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Class 1
Learning community & basic coaching skills
Christopher Peterson on positive psychology
Edgar Schein on coaching
My work on coaching, group safety &
Judy Willis & David Rock
Beginnings
Class 2
Kurt Lewin & Edgar Schein on change
Angela Duckworth on grit
Maria Popova on Carol Dweck & mindset
My work on change & goal-setting
Change
Class 3Emotion
Richard Davidson on emotional style
Daniel Siegel on emotion regulation
Class 4Happiness
Sonja Lyubomirsky on happiness strategies
Christopher Peterson on values & strengths
Class 5Resilience
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Class 5Resilience
Karen Reivich & Andrew Shatté on RQ
Linda Graham on resilience & neuroscience
Class 6Vulnerability
Brené Brown on vulnerability, empathy & shame
Class 7Unhappiness
Oliver Burkeman on stoicism & Buddhism
Pema Chödrön on failure & acceptance
David Foster Wallace on life & work
Class 8Success
Sonja Lyubomirsky on happiness myths
Peter Drucker on self-management
Class 9Endings
William Bridges on transitions
Christopher Peterson on the good life
Class sessions
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Class sessions
Check-in with Partner #1
Short lecture
Small group discussion
Coaching conversation
Check out with Partner #2
Preview of next class
Workload
Show up (Mandatory attendance)
Show up prepared (Intensive discussions)
Substantial reading
8 weekly assignments
Final paper
Final thoughts
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Act
Reflect
Conceptualize
ApplyWhat will I do
the next time?
What do these results imply?
What conclusions can I draw?
What happened?
What resulted
from my actions?
Experientiallearning
Act
Reflect
Conceptualize
ApplyWhat will I do
the next time?
What do these results imply?
What conclusions can I draw?
What happened?
What resulted
from my actions?
Experientiallearning
Why enroll?
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Why enroll?
A course all about you
Focused on your development
Practice coaching & being coached
A bridge to the real world
Why NOT enroll?
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Why not enroll?
10am is too early on Fridays
Only First Years do the reading
Tired of all this California hippy shit
Waiting to be told The Answer
Thank you!
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