“Intuition is the song of the unseen— a whisperfrom the soul that knows before knowing, guiding us not by maps, but byresonance.” —Tijen Genco
In this soul-stirring episode, Tijen Genco, MCC, and SajiliMohan Chawla, PCC, traverses the luminous terrain of intuition in coaching—where knowing transcends logic and presence becomes a portal to transformation. Drawing from the wisdom of Henry Poincaré, Claude Bernard, and Carl Jung, they explore intuition as a natural human faculty—one that listens through the body, senses, and soul.
Together, they illuminate:
This episode is a gentle invitation to reclaim the magic ofinner knowing, honor the whole person in coaching, and embrace practices that awaken the intuitive self. Whether you're a seasoned coach or a curious seeker, you'll find inspiration to deepen your listening and expand your presence.
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In this evocative episode, Master Certified Coach Tijen Genco invites listeners into the poetic terrain of dreams—sacred messengers that bridge the subconscious depths with expansive vision. Alongside fellow coach Sajili, she reveals how dreamwork becomes a gateway to emotional healing, intuitive clarity, and strategic foresight.
Drawing examples from visionaries like Einstein, Gandhi, and Jack Nicklaus, this episode examines the symbolism of dreams and their role in fostering creative consciousness. Tijen introduces her unique approach to Dream Coaching, empowering individuals to interpret their own symbolic language and integrate it into their wholeness.
A poignant highlight of the episode features a live dream coaching session with Sajili, who begins by naming her dream “A Love Gone Wrong.” Through Tijen’s gentle approach with symbolic inquiry, the dream transforms into a spacious place of love and reconciliation, which she ultimately calls “Heaven.” This intimate journey showcases the depth and grace of dream coaching in action.
From lucid dreaming and prophetic imagery to tender reframing of loss and love, listeners witness how dreamwork can gently illuminate unconscious patterns and bring forward the wisdom held within. Leaders and executives will especially appreciate how dreams can enhance their capabilities in envisioning and strategic direction-setting, opening inner portals for transformation.
This episode is for those who long to process emotions with gentleness, awaken inner symbology, and elevate their coaching practice with elegant depth. Ready to go deeper? Visit gencocoaching.com to join the waitlist for future Dream Coaching training or to experience the practice directly with Tijen.
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Join Master Certified Coach Tijen Genco in this enlightening episode of "Coaching with Mastery and Elegance" as she welcomes Pam Aks, Director of the Executive Coaching Program at the University of Texas at Dallas. This powerful conversation delves into the fascinating intersection ofNeuroscience, Mindset, and Transformative Coaching.
In this episode, Tijen and Pam explore:
· Neuroplasticity in Action: How the brain's incredibleability to rewire itself through focus and practice can unlock profound personal growth.
· Rewiring Mind and Behavior with Patience: Tijen introduces the metaphor of family heirlooms and highwaysto explain the concept of rewiring one's mind and behavior, emphasizing the importance of patience, self-compassion, and support in this process.
· Overcoming Limiting Patterns & Cognitive Distortions: Learn practical strategies for coaches to help clientsrecognize and challenge self-doubt and unhelpful thought patterns. Explore how these deeply ingrained cognitive distortions, much like cherished family heirlooms, can be subtly reshaped and updated for greater effectiveness.
· Subtle Shifts, Monumental Impact: The importance of embracing small behavioral changes and mindset shifts,highlighting that even minor adjustments can lead to significant transformation.
· The Power of Self-Compassion: Why kindness towards ourselves and understanding our brain's natural inclination towards safety are crucial in the journey of change.
Pam shares three actionable strategies for coaches: pattern disruption, creating small strategic experiments, and celebrating wins to build new neural pathways. Discover how coaches can guide clients to take "small, doable steps" even when feeling unready, ultimately fostering self-awareness,self-trust, and lasting change.
Tune in to deepen your understanding of neuroscience-informed coaching and empower your clients to thrive truly!
AdditionalReferences:
· Genco Method Neurologic Approach to Coaching Training – stars on August 1, 2025
· Tijen’sCoaching Book About Coaching with Precision and Mastery
In this insightful episode of "Coaching with Mastery and Elegance with Tijen Genco," Tijen sits down with Steven Puri, a visionary leader whose career spans the film and tech industries. Steven introduces his company "Sukha", a Sanskrit word meaning "ease" or "joy," inspired by yoga philosophy and the pursuit of a balanced, creative life.
The conversation delves deep into the relationship between productivity and creativity, offering unique perspectives from Tijen's coaching expertise and Steven's diverse methodologies. You'll explore:
Uncover powerful insights from Steven's transitions and Tijen's master coaching approach to unlocking the highest potential. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking mastery and elegance in their professional and personal journey, helping you redefine productivity and unleash your authentic energy signature.
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Experience your hidden potential as a coach and leader through the transformative power of Coaching Supervision.
Join us for an insightful conversation with Tijen and Sajili on the crucial realm of Coaching Supervision. This episode unpacks supervision's vital role in coaches' ongoing development and well-being, distinguishing it from mentoring and highlighting its unique benefits for individual practitioners and leaders.
Tijen expertly speaks about the ICF Supervision Competencies, illuminating the essential skills and qualities required for effective supervisors in response to Sajili's skillfully and beautifully crafted questions. Discover how supervision provides a reflective sanctuary for coaches to explore their inner dynamics, unpack challenging client interactions, and ultimately elevate the quality and impact of their coaching.
We explore the supervision journey, emphasizing the importance of passion, humility, and authenticity. Tijen shares her unique perspective on creating a safe and empowering space for growth and self-discovery, where coaches can embrace imperfection and tap into their full potential.
This rich discussion also touches upon:
Whether you're a seasoned coach, a new practitioner, a leader seeking to enhance your skills, or simply curious about the profound impact of coaching supervision, this episode offers invaluable insights and inspiration to elevate your practice and embrace the potentiality of life.
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In this special episode, Tijen explores the Finnish concept of Sisu—inner strength and perseverance—with Elisabet Lahti, Ph.D., an author, speaker, trainer, and expert on the Finnish concept of Sisu. Discover how Sisu provides a powerful framework for navigating organizational change, fostering resilience, and driving personal growth. Tijen connects Sisu to her Organizational Change Resilience capability model, based on the Organizational Thriving approach and awakened leadership presence. Elisabet shares her expertise on embodied toughness, trauma-informed understanding, and practical tools like acceptance and action. Learn to embrace adversity, cultivate a harmonious relationship with change, and lead with gentle power.
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Join Tijen Genco and Judit Ábri von Bartheld, an experienced ICF Assessor and MCC Coach from Hungary, as they dive into the world of organic, creative, and upgraded business development in coaching.
In this episode, Judit shares her refreshing approach to credentialing, prioritizing explicit knowledge, stress-free deadlines, and practical strategies for integrating digital tools into the coaching practice. As an enthusiastic connector and networker within the coaching community, Judit emphasizes the significance of collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Together, Tijen and Judit explore the importance of understanding clients' needs, responding openly, and allowing clients to choose what works best for them. They also touch on business profitability, emphasizing the need for revenue to support business development while valuing the interests of clients eager to learn and grow.
The episode highlights the benefits of becoming a credentialed coach and the value of specialization, encouraging coaches to choose their development areas wisely.
Listen now to receive inspiring business development ideas for your coaching business!
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Unlock the secrets to embodied leadership and true sovereignty with Tijen Genco. Join Tijen and Sajili as they dive into the profound concepts of embodiment and sovereignty in leadership and coaching. Tijen illuminates the process of embodiment as the animation of breath and inspiration into life, highlighting energetic teachings and the alchemy of turning energy into physical action. Sajili and Tijen explore the connection between embodiment and universal space and the visceral, emotional, and physiological aspects of embodiment.
They discuss sovereignty's impact on human behavior and change facilitation. Tijen explains sovereignty as self-governance and autonomy influenced by conditioning and external factors. She underscores the importance of understanding the complexity of the human organizing principle and the need for a harmonic response to change.
Discover how to cultivate an awakened leadership presence. They touch on the significance of awareness and discernment in development and the impact of culture and language on decision-making.
The episode concludes with a thought-provoking discussion on AI, sovereignty, and human partnership, emphasizing the potential for AI to be a supportive partner in achieving true sovereignty. Can AI truly support our journey to sovereignty?
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In this special episode of the Credentialing Series of Coaching with Mastery and Elegance with Tijen Genco Podcast, we delve into the crucial role of credentialing in the coaching industry, with a spotlight on the National Board for Health & Wellness Coaching (NBHWC).
Join Tijen and her guest, Margaret Moore, a trailblazer in health and wellness coaching and a key figure in establishing NBHWC credentialing. Margaret's dedication to the field led her to co-found the NBHWC, setting high standards that support and enable coaches to impact healthcare positively.
Tijen and Margaret discuss the importance of professional coaching skills in healthcare and Margaret’s journey behind developing the National Health and Wellness Coaching standards. Margaret and Tijen converse about the significance of evidenced-based training programs and prioritizing coaching skill excellence over mere credentialing. The episode also highlights the importance of earning credentials from reputable organizations.
Don't miss this enlightening conversation, packed with valuable resources and actionable steps to enhance your coaching practice.
Listeners can find resources mentioned in this episode and additional resources at the references listed below, including resources for individuals looking for evidenced-based coach training programs other than the ones mentioned in this episode.
In this insightful episode, Tijen discusses the importance of coachability assessment with guest Clare Norman, MCC. Together, they delve into the critical topic of assessing coaching readiness and coachability within organizations. They discuss the importance of proper screening before coaching to ensure it is the right intervention for a suitable purpose at the right time. The conversation highlights the role of a 'coaching custodian', as Clare names it, in organizations responsible for ensuring coaching readiness and maximizing the return on investment in coaching interventions. It has been observed that coaching readiness is frequently not adequately evaluated, resulting in coaches working with individuals who may not be prepared for coaching. This situation can affect the coach's self-confidence and influence their business. Tijen and Clare emphasize the need for a preliminary conversation with clients to gauge their motivation and readiness for coaching. They also explore the responsibilities of a coaching custodian, who may be a Talent Development Lead, Cultural Transformation Lead, or HR professional, in setting up and ensuring the success of coaching within the organization. The episode further discusses the importance of creating space and time for coaching, the necessity of commitment from both the individual and their sponsors, and the concept of a three-way contract to support the coaching process. Tijen and Clare share their experiences and insights, providing valuable resources for further learning. Join us for this engaging discussion on effectively assessing and enhancing coachability in your organization. Listeners can find resources mentioned in this episode and additional resources at the references listed below.
Join Tijen Genco and Ann Fogolin, both MCC credentialed coaches, UT Dallas Mentor Coaches, and ICF Assessors, for a captivating conversation about the concept of mastery in coaching. In this episode, Tijen and Ann delve into the continuous journey of growth and development, the significance of self-care, and the art of refining coaching skills.
Ann shares her struggle with the term "mastery," as it implies a pinnacle of achievement. Instead, she believes the real work begins after reaching a certain level of expertise, emphasizing the importance of continuous growth, development, and exploration in coaching. Tijen introduces the metaphor of an artisan bread maker, suggesting mastery in coaching is about refining one's skills and artistry over time.
Together, they discuss the ICF Core Competency of a coaching mindset, sharing personal experiences and practical insights. Ann touches on the role of relationships in coaching, while Tijen highlights the impact of holistic listening. Their discussion further explores the dimensions that masterfully influence the coaching mindset and its expression.
This enriching discussion is a must-listen for coaches seeking to elevate their practice and embody true mastery. It provides valuable takeaways for anyone dedicated to the art and science of coaching.
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"In this episode of Coaching with Mastery and Elegance, Tijen Genco, is interviewed by her valued student and a fellow coach, Sajili Mohan Chawla. They delve into the art of masterful coaching, exploring concepts like:
• Holistic Listening: Learn how to truly connect with clients by utilizing your entire being to understand their needs.
• Connection without Attachment: Discover how to build deep rapport while maintaining your own sovereignty.
• The Coaching Mindset: Explore the journey from associate to master coach, focusing on addressing root causes and empowering clients.
• Embracing Authenticity: Learn how to integrate your own life experiences into your coaching practice for greater impact.
This insightful conversation explores the depths of the coaching mindset, offering invaluable takeaways for coaches at all levels. Whether you're seeking to refine your skills, understand the intricacies of holistic listening, or embrace your authentic self, this episode is a treasure trove of wisdom and inspiration. Furthermore, it features a discussion about one of Tijen's masterful coaching techniques in action, providing valuable insights into how to connect with clients on a deeper level, unlock their potential, and elevate your own coaching practice.
In this heartfelt final episode of 2024, we pay tribute to Thomas J. Leonard, often called the "Father of Coaching." Thomas was a pioneer in the field of life coaching and made significant contributions that shaped the profession as we know it today. He founded Coach U in 1992, one of the world's first coach training schools, and was instrumental in establishing the International Coach Federation (ICF), which has become the global standard for coaching credentials.
This year, we launched the special series Coaching with Mastery and Elegance with Tijen Genco, exploring the essence of mastery with masterful coaches worldwide. We began the journey with a discussion on mastery with Marion Franklin, a highly influential mentor during my coach training. To close the year, I reunite with Marion to reflect on Thomas Leonard's profound influence on her approach to coaching.
Join us for this very special episode as I speak with Marion Franklin, founder of the Laser-Focused Coaching program. Marion shares her fond memories of Thomas, reflects on his lasting influence on the coaching profession, and discusses how his approach to coaching and teaching has impacted her and her work. She also highlights the success of his original group, which included notable names such as Jay Perry, Cheryl Richardson, and Laura Berman Fortgang.
Tune in to discover more about Thomas's legacy, his emphasis on continuous growth, self-care, and the importance of relationships in coaching. This episode celebrates his dedication to helping others unlock their true potential.
You can also read Marion's two tribute posts in the show notes after his passing and find links to additional helpful resources, as well as our initial episode aired in January 2024.
Join us to honor and celebrate the life and contributions of a true pioneer in coaching.
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In this heartfelt final episode of 2024, we pay tribute to Thomas J. Leonard, often called the "Father of Coaching." Thomas was a pioneer in the field of life coaching and made significant contributions that shaped the profession as we know it today. He founded Coach U in 1992, one of the world's first coach training schools, and was instrumental in establishing the International Coach Federation (ICF), which has become the global standard for coaching credentials.
This year, we launched the special series Coaching with Mastery and Elegance with Tijen Genco, exploring the essence of mastery with masterful coaches worldwide. We began the journey with a discussion on mastery with Marion Franklin, a highly influential mentor during my coach training. To close the year, I reunite with Marion to reflect on Thomas Leonard's profound influence on her approach to coaching.
Join us for this very special episode as I speak with Marion Franklin, founder of the Laser-Focused Coaching program. Marion shares her fond memories of Thomas, reflects on his lasting influence on the coaching profession, and discusses how his approach to coaching and teaching has impacted her and her work. She also highlights the success of his original group, which included notable names such as Jay Perry, Cheryl Richardson, and Laura Berman Fortgang.
Tune in to discover more about Thomas's legacy, his emphasis on continuous growth, self-care, and the importance of relationships in coaching. This episode celebrates his dedication to helping others unlock their true potential.
You can also read Marion's two tribute posts in the show notes after his passing and find links to additional helpful resources, as well as our initial episode aired in January 2024.
Join us to honor and celebrate the life and contributions of a true pioneer in coaching.
Marion's Posts in Honor of Thomas Leonard
“If we ever stopped sharing Thomas stories, thoughts, ponders, pictures, etc., it would be a sad day! Thomas helped every one of us - whether we knew him or not - become who we are today. His influence is ever present in every coaching conversation, every training, every book about coaching, etc.
My biggest fear for many years was that Thomas would die and so would coaching. I so loved how he propelled coaching forward, gave it so much life, and how he carried such a big vision that included all of us. Every conversation, interaction, meeting, tele class, conference was a blessing for me in that I ALWAYS learned something useful and helpful. Even meeting him at a conference by the elevator. I made a quick comment and he said "I basically hate being with people." I was surprised, but it showed me how despite that feeling, there he was amongst hundreds of people and I tried to imagine what that must have been like for him. It opened up my thinking around things we don't like or are uncomfortable around… so what? It was those quick encounters or the times when he opened his phone for personal conversations that I loved. Asking him a question that seemed so fraught with ambivalence and not knowing and having him respond with a simple word or question or statement that changed everything was absolutely amazing. “
“Thomas was not only an out-of-the box thinker, he took action steps and/or got people to stand behind him. When he talked about 'arranging confidence' I was most intrigued. Whenever he felt that he was onto something but wasn't sure if it would fly, he would connect with his trusted R&D team. The best part was that he really listened to what we had to say. When I complained about the Personal Foundations course needing some help - especially in how it was taught for coaches to use, he immediately summoned a group and we got right to work on how to change it for the better.
More importantly, Thomas once said to me "If you are inspired, you don't need motivation." For me, Thomas was that inspiration. He was fiercely afraid of and disliked talking with groups of people so he created the Millennium Tour where he would have to do that non-stop. I'll never forget when I first met him in person how shocked I was that he wasn't about 90 years old because he had produced so much material. He got a real chuckle out of that.
When Thomas was alive, there was always something to look forward to - a new program, a new way to market, a new idea around coaching skill, a new form for something, etc. He so lived from abundance because he just kept on giving. Sure, we can get into some of the things he did/ didn't do that didn't go over well, but overall, he was a true inspiration that kept on believing and never giving up on what he saw as possible. I loved how he shared some really personal things about himself, showed us personal photos - he kept himself off of the pedestal despite so many wanting to put him there.
Now that coaching is more mainstream (vs. What sport? as we used to hear), Thomas left in place exactly what he needed to and likely what he had hoped for and had a vision of…. I can't imagine anyone creating as much as he did in such a brief time with an office that never looked used!
In my mind, he leaves a huge void/ vacuum because he can't continue to create, and on the other hand, he is always with us because of all that he did create.”- Marion Franklin
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Thomas Leonard, Lineages of Mentors and Mastery Episode
In this revealing episode, Tijen and Cynthia explore the complexities of personal commitments and the journey toward achieving goals. They start by examining the common challenges faced with New Year's resolutions, discussing why the initial excitement often fades and the high failure rate of these resolutions by February.
The conversation progresses to understanding personal change motivations, emphasizing the importance of intrinsic motivation over external factors. Tijen highlights the need for a reflective process to ensure personal changes align with one's true desires and values.
They explain the importance of aligning goals with personal values, shedding old habits to make room for new ones, and the role of motivation and energy in achieving goals. The discussion evolves in explaining the importance of compassion towards oneself and the continuous evaluation of personal growth.
They discuss briefly the upcoming "Resolutions to Realizations: Goal Getter Group Coaching Program" Tijen developed to provide a supportive structure for individuals aiming to achieve their goals in a supportive environment, carrying out the best practices she shared in this episode. The program combines resolution and solutioning, structured steps, and coaching in a group environment, making it more accessible and affordable than traditional coaching.
Join Tijen and Cynthia for a session that will provide insights, practical advice, and compassionate guidance on achieving your goals.
• Goal Getter Group Coaching Program – starting on December 18
• Philosophical Concepts to Coaching with Mastery – beginning on January 22, 2025
• Master the ICF Exam with our Expert-Led Course – starting on February 2, 2025
• Group Mentor Coaching – beginning on February 6, 2025
• Tijen’s Coaching Book About Coaching with Precision and Mastery
In this special episode of "Coaching with Mastery and Elegance," Tijen Genco is joined by esteemed coaches Francine Campone, MCC, and Meryl Moritz, MCC, to delve into the pivotal role of credentialing in the coaching profession.
Meryl and Francine share their rich experiences as coach educators, supervisors, and mentors. They emphasize the critical need for shared standards within the profession, the value of continuous education and evaluation, and the importance of reframing and navigating obstacles in coaching.
Listeners will gain insight into Meryl’s transformative journey from an executive to a global leadership coach, highlighting why credentialing is essential for establishing coaching as a recognized profession. Francine underscores the significance of the credentialing process in shaping high-quality professionals and ensuring the excellence of their work. She also emphasizes the value of being part of a professional community and the peer recognition that comes with it. Tijen shares her experience of receiving feedback in the corporate world about how inspiring she is to others and how becoming a coach helped her utilize this unique gift more effectively.
Francine, Meryl, and Tijen highlight the distinction between professional coaching and other forms, such as specialized coaching roles that may not always require formal education in coaching. They highlight how the widespread use of the term "coach" can sometimes mislead clients, making it crucial to differentiate credentialed professionals from other forms. They advocate for continuous education and evaluation, maintaining that a shared standard is essential for providing clients with the best service. The discussion explores self-reflection and critical thinking in the assessment process, contemplating a more universal approach to coaching competencies. The episode concludes with Meryl’s thought-provoking idea of viewing credentialing as a ritual leading to personal and professional growth.
Whether you're an experienced coach considering upgrading your credentials or new to the field and contemplating your first credential, this episode will offer valuable perspectives on the ICF credentialing process.
Tune in for an enlightening conversation that will enhance your understanding of the power and purpose of credentialing in coaching.
Links mentioned in this episode and additional resources:
• Genco Coaching Upcoming Events Page
• Goal Getter Group Coaching Program – starting on December 18
• Master the ICF Exam with our Expert-Led Course – starting on January 10, 2025
• Philosophical Concepts to Coaching with Mastery – beginning in January 2025
• Group Mentor Coaching – starting on February 6, 2025
• Tijen’s Coaching Book About Coaching with Precision and Mastery
• Learn more about Becoming an ICF Credentialed Coach Book
Join Tijen Genco in this episode as she has an enlightening dialogue with Dr. James Hollis. Together, they delve into the concept of the ‘shadow’ in human psychology. Dr. Hollis, a renowned Jungian analyst, defines the shadow as the aspects of ourselves that we often ignore or find challenging to deal with, including those elements tied to our affiliations with various institutions. He emphasizes that acknowledging the shadow, though challenging, is ultimately beneficial as it helps us understand the origins of our behaviors and patterns, fostering greater accountability.
In this episode, Tijen and Dr. Hollis explore the importance of self-exploration and accountability in intimate relationships. They discuss the necessity of delving into the unconscious aspects of the self for personal growth and development and respecting the autonomy of the psyche. Dr. Hollis reassures us that while this journey may be uncomfortable, it is vital to the human experience.
The conversation also covers the concept of the “swampland,” as Dr. Hollis calls it, in personal growth, representing hidden and difficult areas of the psyche essential for development. Dr. Hollis shares insights on preparing for this exploration through self-awareness, understanding one’s patterns and triggers, and the benefits of seeking external perspectives through therapy or coaching.
Listeners will gain valuable insights into personal reflection for self-growth and healing, addressing unmet emotional needs, and the importance of honest engagement and self-inquiry. Dr. Hollis emphasizes the confront and deal with one’s emotions, including anger, to achieve a more authentic and whole life.
Tune in to this thought-provoking episode to learn how to navigate the complexities of the shadow and embark on a journey towards greater self-awareness and personal growth.
Master the ICF Exam with our Expert-Led Course – starting on November 8
Group Mentor Coaching – beginning on November 12
Goal Getter Group Coaching Program – starting on December 18 Tijen’s Coaching Book About Coaching with Precision and MasteryPhilosophical Concepts to Coaching with Mastery – beginning in January 2025
Welcome to another thought-provoking episode, “Coaching with Mastery & Elegance with Tijen Genco.” In this episode, Tijen and Cynthia delve into the challenges that may be during the practical applications of coaching.
After finishing their coach training, most new coaches are eager to put their newly acquired skills into practice. Although they may have gained significant coaching experience during the coach training, their clients have often been fellow students or supportive friends and family. What happens when they are coaching in the real world with more complex scenarios?
ICF Code of Ethics and the Core Competencies are helpful anchoring resources. The key is understanding how to apply these standards to various coaching scenarios. In this episode, Tijen and Cynthia explore challenges that come up when coaching.
In this conversation, we discussed some more challenging scenarios that can arise in everyday coaching. These include:
• Working with a client who might benefit from therapy instead of coaching.
• Coaching a client who was sponsored by someone else when they may not have bought into the value of coaching and are not fully committed to the process.
• Coaching a client who doesn’t have a clear agenda for the session and is stuck in the mindset of not knowing.
• Clients who favor specific modalities that differ from the coach’s comfort zones.
• Assessing the coachability and factors that may impact a client’s coachability.
• The value of coaching supervision and mentoring and how to build a support system once coaching in the real world.
Check out the references mentioned in this episode below to learn more. Tijen’s upcoming programs include the Master the ICF Credentialing Exam, which helps understand how to respond to challenging scenarios and deepening your understanding of the ICF Core Competencies in real-life scenarios.
Master the ICF Exam with our Expert-Led Course – starting on November 8
Group Mentor Coaching – beginning on November 12
Goal Getter Group Coaching Program – starting on December 18 Tijen’s Coaching Book About Coaching with Precision and Mastery Philosophical Concepts to Coaching with Mastery
Cynthia’s programs are available on her website.
Join us in this enlightening episode of the “Masterful Coaching Special Series as we delve into Meryl’s transformative journey from a transactional to a reflective coaching approach. With over thirty years of experience as a leadership coach, assessor, mentor, and supervisor, Meryl shares her vision of making coaching accessible to all. She emphasizes the importance of reflection in a coach’s evolution and mastery of the art of coaching. Tijen and Meryl discuss the significance of self-awareness, adaptability, and a learner’s mindset in coaching, focusing on the evolution of coaching competencies and integrating different aspects of one’s life. They also share their experiences in coaching and assessment, emphasizing the importance of personal growth and professional development. The session concludes with Meryl introducing her services and expressing appreciation for the authentic and artful direction of the coaching session. Key Highlights: • Awareness, Curiosity, and Humility: Understand the importance of these qualities as essential for a masterful coach, including deep understanding, adaptability, and maintaining a learner’s mindset. • Self-Awareness and Adaptability: Explore the significance of self-awareness and adaptability in coaching, as Meryl and Tijen share insights on avoiding transference and learning from failure. • Embracing the Learner’s Mindset: Learn why maintaining a learner’s mindset is crucial for continuous growth and adequate client support. • Integrating and Honoring All Aspects of Coaching: Listen to Meryl share her experience about the importance of integrating and honoring all aspects of one’s life and coaching trajectory. Hear Tijen highlights the power of integrating different parts of oneself in coaching. Tune in to gain valuable insights from Meryl’s extensive experience and Tijen’s thoughtful reflections on the journey to coaching mastery. Whether you’re a seasoned coach or just starting, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge to enhance your coaching practice. • Group Mentor Coaching for ICF Credentialing or Credentialing Update • ICF Credentialing Exam Prep Course • Goal Getter Group Coaching Program • Tijen’s Coaching Book About Coaching with Precision and Mastery • Reaching Meryl Moritz
Welcome to the bonus episode of “Coaching with Mastery & Elegance with Tijen Genco.” In this special episode, Tijen and Nanor Ohanesian, PCC, delve into essential strategies for excelling in the ICF Credentialing Exam. They discuss the latest updates to the International. Coaching Federation (ICF) credentialing process and share valuable tips on preparing effectively, focusing on case studies, building confidence, and behavioral readiness.
Additionally, Tijen introduces her upcoming course, which offers a personalized approach to enhancing coaching skills and personal development. Drawing from years of practice and assessment, Tijen’s course goes beyond exam preparation, aiming to elevate coaching proficiency and foster personal growth.
Tune in to discover:
Join us for this enriching episode and take your coaching journey to the next level with Tijen’s expert guidance.
About Tijen Genco:
Tijen Genco is a Master Certified Coach (MCC) with the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and a renowned mentor in the coaching community. With a background in engineering, service, and process excellence and a deep passion for personal development, Tijen has developed the Genco Method, which integrates precision, efficiency, and a holistic approach to coaching. Her extensive experience spans executive, life, and well-being coaching, and she is dedicated to helping coaches enhance their skills and achieve mastery. Tijen’s upcoming course reflects her commitment to personalized coaching education, aiming to elevate professional proficiency and personal growth.
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