Appendix 1: Coaching Frameworks at a Glance
Part 2: Coaching Frameworks for Takeoff
Framework | Goal | How do you use this framework? | When do you use it? | Who is involved?1 |
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Core Values Framework: Anchor Your Journey (Chapter 5) | Define your North Star and set priorities. | Self‐reflect to select your top five values and how to activate them in your actions, speech and plans. | Launch of a coaching engagement. Career transition. At least annually since values change over time. | You |
Mind the Gap Framework (Chapter 6) | Determine the focus of your coaching work through understanding what is in the “gap.” | Define your current state and the future state you want to achieve. Figure out the issues at play in the gap between these two states. | Diagnosis of a coaching challenge. Launch of a coaching engagement. | You |
Spectator‐Actor Mindset Framework (Chapter 7) | Reframe a situation so you can see options available to you more clearly. | Analyze a challenge facing you with an actor mindset (What can I control?) instead of a spectator mindset (What is happening to me?). | Launch of a coaching engagement. Day‐to‐day situations that arise. | You and others involved in the situation that you want to resolve |
Part 3: Navigating Challenging Conversations
Goal | How do you use this framework? | When do you use it? | Who is involved? |
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Four Key Building Blocks for Critical Conversations (Chapter 8) | Set yourself up for success in all your important communications by incorporating these four fundamentals. ... |
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