Coaching for Courage for Yourself and Your Students 

As we move into the holidays in this intense time of uncertainty, we are faced with fears of all kinds, from personal and local to global and widespread. For many current students, the customary fears that accompany the approaching final exams are heightened by concerns about the COVID-19 virus mutations, financial challenges, and political and social upheaval. This is the time for great courage, and coaching can help people find it.

With questions that invite people to define their fears specifically, coaching can help set the stage for targeted and effective problem solving. Asking students to identify options for what they can control empowers them to see the possibilities for change. This sets the stage for questions that inspire courage such as:

What courageous step can you take today?

What do you dare to try this week?



How have you been courageous this semester so far? 

Taking care of yourself courageously by advancing your professional development through LifeBound classes promotes stability and self-growth. Join us for our upcoming 3-day class or any of the future options scheduled this spring. 

For an inspiring story about courage in the face of change, listen to this episode of Brene Brown's Dare to Lead podcast.