OK, so my second post follows closely on from my first, and you’d never guess it but I am a Rugby fan! A while back, Nick Easter (No.8 for Harlequins and England) was writing in the Metro. It interested me because you hear loads about being a great coach, and what sort of questions to ask etc etc, but rarely from the other persons point of view – the coachee. It was simple phrase, but should give all of us food for thought if we ever find ourselves being ‘coached’;
“Take on board what (the coach) says, but don’t take any negative comments personally as it can affect your coachability.”
OK, so my second post follows closely on from my first, and you'd never guess it but I am a Rugby fan! A while back, Nick Easter (No.8 for Harlequins and England) was writing in the Metro. It interested me because you hear loads about being a great coach, and what sort of questions to ask etc etc, but rarely from the other persons point of view - the coachee. It was simple phrase, but should give all of us food for thought if we ever find ourselves being 'coached'; "Take on board what (the coach) says, but don't take any negative comments personally as it can affect your coachability."
