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The most brutal coaching session I've ever witnessed...
There's a coach who changed how I think about transformation forever. His name is Werner Erhard, founder of The Landmark Forum. Until recently, they were the largest live event self-development company in the world. (We're talking 500 events per month globally.) But his methods were pure savagery! Years ago… I witnessed it firsthand at one of his leadership conferences... One of the attendees had to repeat back 4 simple sentences that were written on the board. Sounds easy right? But Werner wouldn't let him go until it was PERFECT. 5 hours later... We were still watching this poor guy struggle. Everyone in the room was thinking "just let him go..." But Werner didn't care. He didn't care what time it was... He didn't care if people missed their trains home... He didn't care if sessions ran until 1am... His attitude? "Not my problem.” No refunds. No complaints accepted. No exceptions. Was it brutal? Yes. Would it work in today's world? Probably not. But here's what's interesting... That night, I went to sleep with those sentences BURNED into my brain. I literally couldn't forget them if I tried. And it changed my entire view of what's possible in coaching. Because while we don't need to be THAT extreme... Most coaches today are way too soft. We let our clients off the hook too easily. We accept their excuses. We don't push hard enough. And that's the real problem. Because sometimes, the only way through... is through.
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It definitely works for those who are ready for that kind of depth at a certain stage of their lives. There’s a limit, of course — and a mutual agreement about how far a client wants to be confronted. I experienced that type of coaching myself years ago, and it truly changed my life forever. That said… I wouldn’t let anyone coach me like that again. 😅 What I did take from it, though, is that there are some powerful elements within "coercive coaching" that can be applied in a more conscious, empowering way — so we’re not too soft on clients, but also not breaking them down. I go as far as my client is willing to go, always with permission, and always depending on where they are in their own journey of transformation.
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CCA 4D Certified Master Coach. 18+ years in transformational leadership and experiential learning facilitator.

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