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Intersection of Neuroscience and Life Coaching

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It plays a role as a “reward center” and in many body functions, including pleasurable reward and motivation, mood, movement, and attention. It also gives us the motivation to do something when we are feeling pleasure. Emotions play an equally important role in motivation and decision-making. It gives us a sense of pleasure.

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Advanced Guide to Lead Meetings That Get Results and People Want to Attend

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In addition to the connections built through working together and solving problems, you can also include periodic conversations that build relationships, such as: Cultural conversations to problem solve or celebrate: for example, “What’s really getting in the way of people using our new system?” No, how about you?”.

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Life Coaching and Emotions

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The relationship between life coaching and emotions is a complex one, as emotions can both motivate and hinder our progress toward our goals. Life coaches may also help their clients to develop skills such as time management, communication, and problem-solving.

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Fear vs. Knowledge

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Such as the unsettling feeling in the gut before an important event or a big presentation. What if I freeze in front of others during the presentation? Fear of failure can consume one, causing a lack of motivation, lack of confidence, and low set esteem. Learning to overcome fear is similar to problem-solving.

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Drive vs. Enable

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This Power Tool seeks to present an alternative approach, particularly suited for large corporate environments. Now, imagine another scenario where four people are rowing together, supporting and motivating each other towards a common objective. This approach fosters a culture of challenging thinking and continuous improvement.

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Being vs. Doing

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These are admirable motives. In that you lack the motivation to accomplish any objectives or find solutions to any issues, it may be viewed as the polar opposite of the driven—doing mode. Your mind simply “be” in the present moment, disengaging from any preconceived notions of future consequences, past events, or goals.

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Zen and the Art of Coaching in Systems

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These frameworks, sometimes looking at organizations or at even broader systems such as communities or whole populations, consider how social, economic, and historical contexts incentivize, dissuade, motivate, constrain, or otherwise impact individual context, opportunities, needs, decisions, and behaviors.