To "s" or not to "s"
“I gave him three good ______ (advice)”
advice
I have many knowledge about this
a lot of knowledge
Coach a client who feels lazy
Must use:
motivation
confidence
“She gave me useful ______ (feedback)”
feedback
There is a lot of evidences that she has improved her coaching skills recently.
evidence
Coach a client who is not improving
Must use:
progress
strategy (or strategies)
We need more ______ (information)
information
Western leaders are very good at telling their whole stories around their journey...
story
Coach a client who overthinks everything
Must use:
perception(s)
clarity
“I’ve had many experience with clients”
(different client cases)
Incorrect
Use experiences (countable/specific) to refer to specific, often memorable or emotional, events (e.g., "I had some wonderful experiences in Japan").
“I have a lot of experience”
(general coaching background)
Correct
Use experience (uncountable/general) to refer to knowledge, skill, or time spent doing an activity (e.g., "I have three years of experience").
Coach a client who failed before and is afraid to try again
Must use:
failure(s)
experience(s)
“He has many coaching ______ (experience)”
experiences
Whenever leaders are in a sales conversions, they talk more instead of listening more.
conversion
Coach a client who keeps repeating the same mistakes and struggles to stick to their routine.
Must use:
evidence
habit
perception(s)