Never Thought About It Before
When I first took coach training years ago, I was challenged and changed by the concepts. I noted two things:
1) Coaching is an impactful way to actually help people grow. I saw how actively listening, asking empowering questions, and helping people move toward what God had for them worked WAY BETTER than feeling like I had to make things better for people.
2) Coaching is actually Biblical. God offers us free will, and the best way to help someone toward their best next steps is to step out of the middleman role, stop trying to tell them what they should do, and instead walk with them as they learn to discern.
I saw how the discipleship concepts that make up coaching culture could benefit so many believers as they interact with those around them.
This led me to talk to God one day about how I wished there was a way to forward these coaching concepts without people having to take multiple courses. I sensed God challenging me to write my own curriculum, incorporating the foundations...
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