Five Ways to Influence with Coaching

Influencing another person's thinking and emotions can sometimes feel challenging, cruel, or manipulative. Even though coaching aims to influence other people's thoughts, instead of giving them ready-made solutions and thinking patterns, a coach seeks to help the person find ways to change their mind themselves.

What will I learn?
Understand how you can help others influence their minds and change their actions.

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