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Tony Robbins takes himself as an example of what success really has behind it. Successful life coaching means: "helping clients build life skills"(Nelson-Jones, 2007) According to Robbins, standards and skills are two fundamentals in life coaching as in any other area one is competing for performance. As Robbins underlies over and over again, a life coach is just as any other person who is striving to become best at his or her job. Therefore, a life coach needs to practice first on him or herself.Is essential for a life coach that he or she speak genuinely. In fact, it is impossible to do it otherwise. Nelson-Jones was writing in 2007 that it was only "a matter of time" before coaches will be accepted to practice this job of life coaching only with the condition of being professionally trained.
Robbins speech about standards and rituals is a valuable lesson that could be contained in a class for life coaches. Phrases like: "Rituals define who we are," "Failure comes from all those little things, as does success," "You miss the little stuff, you will eventually know failure," "Success= all the little stuff"(Robbins, 2014 ). One of Robbins' most important statements is: Here comes the essential part, the part no life coach could do without. Behind every success there are years of hard work. Even extraordinarily gifted people need hard work in order to become the best there is and, most importantly, stay there for as long as possible. Robbins takes two famous examples: Michel Jordan and Michael Phelps. They reached a level of performance no one has ever reached before them, yet there is a huge amount of effort behind their success.
As pointed out before, life coaching means teaching people about life skills. It is also about competition. Since there is no person that will never be defeated at some point, life coaches need to see to their self-improvement all the time. It is Robbins who sais: "Who you spend time with is who you become"(Robbins, 2014) In his speech about performance, he is stressing the importance of looking for valid role models and first strive to emulate them, then even try to surpass them. Even if there is a temporary absence of possibilities to surround one with such role models, there are plenty of examples one can find in some of the easiest…
Nelson-Jones, Richard (2007). Life Coaching Skills: How to Develop Skilled Clients. SAGE
Jones, Laurie Beth (2004). Jesus, Life Coach: Learn from the Best. Thomas Nelson Inc.
Robbins, Tony (2014). Raise Your Standards and Change Your Rituals Motivation. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ga7l3ascg-g Retrieved: June 8th, 2015
Socrates and Zen Socrates View of Life to Zenism The objective of this work, Socrates View of Life to Zenism, will be to see if the sage Socrates agrees or disagrees with the way of the Zen masters. I noticed upon completion of the book, Dan Millman's semi-auto biographical tale, 'Way of the Peaceful Warrior: A Book That Changes Lives,' that I was reminded of something I saw on TV in the
Motivate N.B.A basketball players The game of basketball, primarily, involves the continuous struggle of the teams for about 45 minutes in defending their sides, while striking the ball at the demarcated floor, hanging on and throwing efficiently to the basket. The team success is intensified through reducing their faults and making the opponent team to commit errors. Contrary to the game of football, basketball seems to involve many such faults.
Furthermore, when groups began people naturally turned to the group leader for direction and advice. It would be accurate to state that most of the relating was to the group leader at that point. However, by exercising linking behavior, I was able to get the group members to look to each other for understanding and help. Initially, I had to point out when people were saying things that would indicate
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Abstract The High Capacity Model of Resilience and Well-being (H-CAP) illuminates the factors that promote psychological resilience: Hope, Commitment, Accountability, and Passion. An in-depth review of the H-CAP quality of passion reveals poignant lessons therapists can apply when working with clients. In particular, the quality of passion can be played out within the realm of narrative therapy. The theory behind narrative therapy involves the ubiquitous use of metaphor and meaning-making through