Christian van Nieuwerburgh has trained thousands of coaches. He also says he isn't passionate about coaching.
Matt asks the professor of coaching and positive psychology at RCSI what he actually cares about, and the answer has more to do with how you show up at school pickup than anything that happens in a formal coaching session. They get into positive presence, why the science of coaching should become invisible to the client, what coaching research keeps missing, and why coaching individuals inside a dysfunctional organisation never sticks.
(00:00) A big change for the show(02:48) Meet the coach on a motorcycle(12:21) A new definition of coaching(26:33) "I'm not passionate about coaching"(29:23) How to spot a good coach(31:45) What is positive presence?(37:17) Two questions to test yours(40:26) Strengthen or damage, every time(44:11) Where to have the hard conversation(49:29) Can it be taught?(53:21) What coaching research misses(1:03:00) You can't coach a broken system(1:05:11) On being called naive
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