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As an executive coach, you have a unique opportunity to help your clients navigate the complex and uncertain environment they face in their roles. Whether they are leading a transformation, launching a new initiative, or dealing with a crisis, executives need to balance the potential risks and opportunities that come with strategic change. How can you help them do that effectively and confidently? Here are some tips to guide your coaching process.

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1 Assess the situation

The first step is to help your client assess the current situation and identify the key risks and opportunities they need to address. This may involve conducting a SWOT analysis, a scenario planning exercise, or a stakeholder mapping tool. The goal is to help your client gain clarity and insight into the internal and external factors that affect their decisions and actions. You can also help your client prioritize the most critical and urgent issues and set realistic and measurable goals.

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Dr. Ana MarÃa LÃ³pez Caldwell

? Empowering Leaders to Take Bold Action, Embrace Authenticity, and Thrive ? Bilingual Certified Coach ???? | Social Scientist ??| Fellowship-Winning Latina ???? ?? | Now Accepting New Coaching clients ??
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When partnering with clients, it is important to actively listen and to repeat back to them what I hear. I point out trends, themes, and any other observation along the way. I then ask the client to confirm or correct anything I repeated back to them. Allowing clients to have time and space to sit with their thoughts as they reflect on what they have shared.

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I would start with what everyone needs to hear in a stressful moment - Everything will work out and I am here to help! Letâ€™s go to work! This is my tips: 1 CALM THE MIND We canâ€™t create under stress 2. GET IT OUT OF THE SYSTEM Write it all down. 3. RATIONALES What is true and what is beliefs - assess them into 2 piles first. 4. ASSESS Grade them from 1-5 or 1-3 in probability and potential harm Only address SWOT and bring on more if needed as a next step. FIRST letâ€™s manage the things at hand and mind. Not overload! All Best???? Jenny

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2 Explore the options

The next step is to help your client explore the possible options and alternatives they have to manage the risks and opportunities. This may involve brainstorming, researching, or benchmarking best practices. The goal is to help your client generate and evaluate different solutions and strategies that align with their goals and values. You can also help your client assess the pros and cons, the costs and benefits, and the feasibility and impact of each option.

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Coaching executive women to Lead True, Lead Strong, and Lead Well | Leadership Development | Burnout Overcomer | Passionate and Practical Speaker
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One of the most valuable steps in this stage is to first help leaders think about options without restraint. Phrases like, â€œThat will never get approved.â€ Or â€œI could never pull that off.â€ Or â€œWe tried that before and it didnâ€™t work.â€ are limiting at this point. If we can help them contribute as many options and THEN help them discern the viability of those options through powerful questions, they will be more successful.

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Part of the process of exploring the options is helping clients be really honest with themselves. Oftentimes, clients may get stuck and will not act due to fear. By walking through scenarios with clients, they are able to process aspects of a problem that they might have refused to think through in the past.

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3 Develop the plan

The third step is to help your client develop a clear and actionable plan to implement their chosen option. This may involve creating a timeline, a budget, a communication plan, or a contingency plan. The goal is to help your client translate their vision into concrete steps and milestones that they can execute and monitor. You can also help your client identify the resources, support, and feedback they need to execute their plan successfully.

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When a client is developing a plan coaches can support by seeing if the plan is S.M.A.R.T. (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time-based).

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4 Manage the emotions

The fourth step is to help your client manage the emotions and challenges that may arise during the execution of their plan. This may involve providing emotional support, encouragement, or motivation. The goal is to help your client cope with the stress, uncertainty, and resistance that may come with strategic change. You can also help your client develop resilience, confidence, and adaptability to overcome obstacles and seize opportunities.

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Leadership isnâ€™t theoryâ€”itâ€™s action. Follow me for proven strategies from the trenches of executive coaching, business coaching, and high-impact keynotes. (And rowing metaphors, of course.)
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One of the best ways to help clients manage their emotions is to verbally acknowledge the physical symptoms they are experiencing from a grounded state of empathy, and asking them to tell you what's going on. "I see your eyes are tearing up. What's this bringing up for you?" or "Your face looks so tense and frozen. Can you tell me more about why this matters to you?"

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5 Review the results

The fifth step is to help your client review the results and outcomes of their plan. This may involve collecting data, measuring performance, or soliciting feedback. The goal is to help your client evaluate the effectiveness and impact of their actions and decisions. You can also help your client celebrate the achievements, acknowledge the learnings, and identify the areas for improvement.

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6 Adjust the course

The sixth step is to help your client adjust their course of action based on the results and feedback. This may involve revising their goals, modifying their strategies, or changing their behaviors. The goal is to help your client adapt to the changing environment and respond to new risks and opportunities. You can also help your client maintain their focus, commitment, and alignment with their vision and values.

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7 Hereâ€™s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that donâ€™t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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