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Lately, I’ve begun an exploration of the ethics behind our coaching work. This time, I’m focusing on how we choose our clients. By sharing my thoughts and hearing from you, we can explore together why this decision matters ethically, hopefully helping to strengthen our community's practices and professionalism.
So here are my guiding principles that I’ve developed over my coaching journey:
1. I’m committed to taking on coaching assignments only when I am confident in my abilities and experience to provide genuine assistance.
2. I promise to promptly conclude coaching relationships if it becomes evident that my contributions are not fostering positive progress or if I'm not the most suitable coach for the client's needs.
How about you? What principles guide your decisions to ensure a harmonious and beneficial coaching relationship right from the start? When do you end coaching relationships?
Your diverse perspectives are invaluable in shaping our collective understanding and refining ethical standards within our coaching community. Join me in this focused discussion, and let's enrich our insights together.
Looking forward to your thoughtful contributions.
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