Welcome to another episode of Leader by Design, where I, Brendan Rogers, delve into the art of coaching — not as a specialized skill but as an everyday tool that we all wield, often without knowing. Today, we explore how simple acts, like helping a child wear shoes, embody the core principles of effective coaching. Whether you're a business leader, a parent, or simply someone interested in personal development, this episode will shift your perspective on coaching from a professional necessity to a natural part of human interaction.

Episode Timeline

• [00:00] - Introduction to the mystique of coaching as an everyday skill.
• [00:16] - How developing character, competence, and connection can make you a confident leader.
• [00:40] - Personal update and the significance of mastering one-on-one meetings.
• [01:40] - The stairs analogy for coaching: simple steps to significant growth.
• [05:22] - A heartwarming story of helping a foster child learn to wear shoes, illustrating everyday coaching.
• [10:55] - Practical tips on how to approach coaching in your daily life and business.
• [15:47] - Upcoming training on one-on-one meetings to enhance employee performance.

Links & Resources

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Closing Remarks

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