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What's the key to creating a collaborative coaching culture?

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Coaching is not only a skill, but also a mindset and a culture. As an executive coach, you know the value of helping your clients achieve their goals, overcome challenges, and grow as leaders. But how do you create a collaborative coaching culture within your own practice and with other coaches? In this article, we will explore some key elements of a collaborative coaching culture and how you can foster them.

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Amanda L. Christian, CMC, IGNLP

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1 Define your coaching vision and values

A collaborative coaching culture starts with a clear and shared understanding of why you coach, what you aim to achieve, and how you approach your work. Your coaching vision and values should guide your decisions, actions, and interactions with your clients and other coaches. They should also align with your personal and professional goals, as well as the expectations and needs of your stakeholders. By defining your coaching vision and values, you can communicate them effectively, attract the right clients and partners, and create a sense of purpose and direction.

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Amanda L. Christian, CMC, IGNLP

I help High-Achieving Women in Finance & Tech ditch burnout, reclaim joy, & lead boldly | Burnout Recovery & Leadership Coach | Speaker & Author | Advocate for Thriving Without Sacrifice
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To create a collaborative coaching culture, start with your "Why." But it goes beyond just knowing your purpose—it's about living it every day. I remember when I first started coaching, I focused on techniques and outcomes, but something was missing. It wasn’t until I got clear on my deeper "Why" that everything changed. My vision and values became the heartbeat of my practice, guiding every interaction and decision. This clarity not only attracted the right clients but also fostered genuine collaboration with other coaches. When your purpose aligns with your actions, you create a culture that thrives.

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2 Seek feedback and learning opportunities

A collaborative coaching culture requires a commitment to continuous improvement and learning. As an executive coach, you should seek feedback from your clients, peers, mentors, and supervisors on a regular basis. Feedback can help you identify your strengths, areas for development, blind spots, and biases. It can also help you measure your impact, adjust your strategies, and celebrate your successes. Learning opportunities can come from various sources, such as books, podcasts, webinars, courses, events, and networks. By seeking feedback and learning opportunities, you can enhance your skills, knowledge, and confidence as a coach.

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3 Engage in coaching supervision and reflection

A collaborative coaching culture also involves engaging in coaching supervision and reflection. Coaching supervision is a formal process of working with a qualified supervisor who can support, challenge, and facilitate your professional development as a coach. Coaching supervision can help you explore your coaching cases, issues, dilemmas, and ethics in a safe and confidential space. It can also help you gain new perspectives, insights, and solutions. Reflection is a self-directed process of examining your own coaching practice, assumptions, feelings, and outcomes. Reflection can help you learn from your experiences, identify your patterns, and make changes. By engaging in coaching supervision and reflection, you can increase your awareness, effectiveness, and integrity as a coach.

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I've found tremendous value in integrating regular peer coaching sessions into my schedule. Collaborating with a highly respected colleague, we serve as each other's mentor and supervisor, focusing on specific case studies from our practices during our sessions. This peer review process has proven to be invaluable, enriching our professional growth and enhancing our ability to serve our clients effectively. It's a practice that not only reinforces accountability but also deepens our insights and skills through mutual support and feedback

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4 Collaborate with other coaches

A collaborative coaching culture also means collaborating with other coaches who share your vision and values. Collaborating with other coaches can offer many benefits, such as expanding your network, accessing new resources, learning from diverse perspectives, and creating synergies. You can collaborate with other coaches in various ways, such as co-coaching, mentoring, peer coaching, joint projects, referrals, and communities of practice. By collaborating with other coaches, you can leverage your collective strengths, support each other, and create more value for your clients.

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Vanessa Hicks

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As an executive and leadership coach, I've gained invaluable perspectives from colleagues specializing in life coaching, personal transitions, and health and wellness. The adage "how we do one thing is how we do everything" truly captures the essence of what I've learned. This interdisciplinary approach has broadened my understanding of how professional patterns in my clients are often intertwined with their personal life concerns, goals, and challenges. It’s a reminder that our coaching impact can be significantly enhanced by embracing and learning from the diversity within our own field

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5 Foster a growth mindset

A collaborative coaching culture also fosters a growth mindset among coaches and clients. A growth mindset is the belief that abilities can be developed through effort, feedback, and learning. A growth mindset encourages curiosity, experimentation, resilience, and openness to change. As an executive coach, you can foster a growth mindset by modeling it yourself, challenging limiting beliefs, providing constructive feedback, celebrating progress, and encouraging learning goals. By fostering a growth mindset, you can help yourself and your clients achieve more potential, performance, and satisfaction.

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6 Cultivate trust and respect

A collaborative coaching culture also cultivates trust and respect among coaches and clients. Trust and respect are essential for building rapport, creating a safe space, and facilitating honest and meaningful conversations. As an executive coach, you can cultivate trust and respect by being authentic, reliable, competent, caring, and ethical. You can also show trust and respect by listening actively, asking powerful questions, acknowledging emotions, honoring confidentiality, and appreciating diversity. By cultivating trust and respect, you can create a positive and productive coaching relationship and environment.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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1 Define your coaching vision and values

2 Seek feedback and learning opportunities

3 Engage in coaching supervision and reflection

4 Collaborate with other coaches

5 Foster a growth mindset

6 Cultivate trust and respect

7 Here’s what else to consider

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1 Define your coaching vision and values

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4 Collaborate with other coaches

5 Foster a growth mindset

6 Cultivate trust and respect

7 Here’s what else to consider

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