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\nOn today's episode...
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\nReflections from episode 7.
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\nWhat makes a good coach and how these traits can be applied to our lives.
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\nListen and observe.
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\nBe adaptable.
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\nBeing clear in your communication.
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\n\"Putting learning into a player\" i.e. coaching and co-creating can be more beneficial than spoon feeding.
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\nBe empathetic.
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\nDo you know your WHY? Reflecting on Simon Simek Ted X talk on how inspired leaders use WHY to lead communications and how our WHY is the backbone to everything in our personal and professional lives.
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