The Next 7 Habits of Highly Effective Coaches: Habit 10 – Use What You Know
Monday, 16 June 2014
Habit 10 – Use What You Know
Reading lots may make us feel cleverer, but it doesn’t necessarily improve our effectiveness. Knowledge through study without practical experience makes reading a hobby at best and, at worst, a waste of time. To get the most from our knowledge, we need to apply it.
Exercise: Personal Practice
Pick a tool you’d like to learn more about. Share it with a friend. Take turns applying the tool then reflect on what you’ve learned – about yourselves, about each other and figure out together how you can use the tool to solve a common problem.
For more information, see: The Johari Window – a tool that gives you a view on how you interact with other people around you.
About This Blog Entry
The Next 7 Habits of Highly Effective Coaches is part of a mini series inspired by the style of Paul Coelho‘s “Manual of the Warrior of Light“. You can find the first 7 habits here.