Bill
Gates, whose dreams birthed Microsoft and his actions took him to the billionaire list in
the world, states:
“Everyone
needs a coach.”
This is true and if
you are serious about yourself and you have a plan to reach the next level in
your career, profession or business you need a coach to help you and guide you
to take you to the next level.
You may have some
innate qualities or some specific skills in which you may be very good at but
it is only an expert who can see what you are good at and this is where the
role of a coach comes into play.
Coaches facilitate
the development of personal or professional objectives. The coach do not
provide you with the answers to a challenge or even tell you what to do.
Instead the coach
acts as a facilitator to help you ask better questions and explore your own
answers. They serve as a guide while you create a plan, define outcomes, and
experiments to move your thinking forward.
They will make you
work so hard that you will be able to reach those heights of your potential
which you yourself do not know. You will realise only when you ultimate cross
the winning line on the accomplishment
of your goal to believe that you have done it.
3 Reasons why you need a Coach:
1. To reach your highest potential.
A good coach will help
you identify your weaknesses and strengths, and help bring to the surface the
best you. A coach makes you work so hard that the journey to reach your goal
become seamless. He is the first person to give an open feedback on your weakness
to make you work on it
2. To reach you goals and dreams faster.
A good coach has been
where you are right now. He knows the road ahead and what it takes to get
there. He will help you identify what to avoid, where to turn if you are lost,
and what to do when you are running out of steam. In other words, a coach helps
you to accelerate your success.
3. To walk alongside you, and believe in you,
motivate you toward success and challenge you when you may lose focus.
There are times when we
get discouraged and stuff gets in the way of our dreams. We then easily become side-tracked,
lose focus and even give up on our dreams. A good coach always believes in you,
motivates you and will speak the truth when you are not at your best.
There’s a scene from the movie Facing the Giants that has become very popular
online. In the scene, the football coach pushes Brock, the team captain,
further than Brock would have ever
pushed himself. The coach asks Brock to crawl on his hands and feet—without
putting his knees down!—across a football field with one of his teammates on
his back. But then the coach did something monumentally clever: he blindfolded
Brock. Why? Because he didn’t want Brock to give up before he gave it his “very
best.” Brock thought he could only make it to the 30-yard line; but with the
coach’s encouragement—okay, yelling—Brock did “The
Death Crawl” the entire length of a football field. This movie shows one
of the most powerful and moving examples of the how a coach can take you to
greater heights.
The Death Crawl scene from
Facing the Giants - YouTube Link
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