3. What
is
Coaching?
u Human
development
process
u Development
of
behavior
competences
u It
is
not
a
therapy
– Therapy:
past
present
– Coaching:
present
future
u To
reach
your
goals
faster
and
with
greater
autonomy
u To
have
more
saJsfacJon
with
your
life
u Some
people
consider
it
a
“badge
of
honor”
4. In
which
areas
could
it
be
applied?
u Work
and
Career
u Family
relaJonships
u Social
relaJonships
u Love
relaJonships
u Health
u Personal
finance
management
u Spirituality
u Intellectuality
u Leisure
Jme
5. How
can
a
coach
help
me
with?
u To
reach
a
target,
a
goal
u To
have
a
more
interesJng,
happier
and
useful
life
u To
solve
an
issue
u To
deal
with
something
that
is
limiJng
your
life
saJsfacJon,
even
when
you’re
not
sure
what
it
is
u To
get
more
self-‐knowledge
and
self-‐awareness
u To
make
a
smooth
transiJon
aQer
a
big
change
in
life
(voluntary
or
not)
Note:
as
a
subjecJve
process,
results
cannot
be
guaranteed.
6. What
maWers
in
this
life
is
to
learn
how
to
WALK.
7. Expats
Certainly,
the
expatriaJon
has
some
glamour.
Few
are
those
who
are
job
expatriated,
which
is
a
sign
of
professional
recogniJon.
But
there
is
the
other
side
too.
There
is
some
uncertainty
in
how
to
deal
with
a
new
organizaJonal
culture
(even
within
the
same
company),
in
how
(and
if
it
is
really
needed)
to
adapt
one’s
own
leadership
style,
in
how
to
establish
new
relaJonships
and
develop
new
habits
and
behaviors.
For
the
wife
(nowadays
most
part
of
expats
are
men)
could
be
harder
than
we
acknowledge:
many
Jmes
she
leaves
her
job,
has
to
organize
everything
for
the
family
the
fastest
she
can
(house,
services,
school,
doctors,
etc),
stays
alone
the
whole
day,
does
not
have
their
friends
around
anymore
and
could
even
loose
her
own
idenJty.
8. 1/3
of
expatriaJons
fail.
They
result
in
financial
and
personal
losses.
The
2
main
reasons:
inability
to
adapt
to
the
new
culture
and
incapacity
to
transform
the
new
house
into
a
home
(family
issues).
Source:
culturalchemistry.com.au
9. A
whole
new
network
support
is
needed.
The
couple
relaJonship
may
also
change.
10. Coaching
Process
• ExecuJve
Coaching
for
the
expat
• Life
Coaching
for
the
spouse
• Individual
meeJngs
only
• MeeJngs
through
online
media
(FaceTime,
Skype,
etc)
• ConfidenJal
• MeeJng
duraJon:
1h
• Process
length:
– ExecuJve
Coaching:
12
meeJngs
or
more
– Life
Coaching:
from
6
months
to
2
years
11. What
can
I
expect
from
Coaching?
u A
sounding
board
u More
objecJveness
in
your
daily
performance
u More
asserJveness
u More
clarity
with
your
own
goal-‐seang
process
u More
self-‐awareness
u More
saJsfacJon
in
any
area
of
life
u To
feel
more
responsible
for
your
own
choices
Note:
as
a
subjecJve
process,
results
cannot
be
guaranteed.
12. What
should
I
not
expect
from
Coaching?
• Someone
to
tell
you
what
to
do
• Advices
• To
solve
life
traumas
or
deep
psychological
issues
• EvaluaJon
of
life
history
• That
another
person
could
do
the
homework
instead
of
yourself
• That
Coaching
could
solve
any
and
all
issues
13. Stela
Klein
Background
EducaJon:
.
InternaJonal
Integrated
Coaching
cerJficate
(accredited
by
InternaJonal
Coaching
FederaJon
(ICF)
–
Integrated
Coaching
InsJtute
(ICI).
.
Bachelor’s
degree
in
CommunicaJon
Studies
from
Rio
de
Janeiro
Federal
University,
with
MBA
degree
in
Retail
Services
from
IBMEC
(Brazil).
.
Enneagram
-‐
Up9
Human
Development
School
(Brazil).
.
Coaching
with
Enneagram
-‐
Enneagram
in
Businees
(USA).
Background
experience:
.
20
years
of
experience
in
MarkeJng
/
Branding
/
CommunicaJons
in
leading
companies
such
as
Petroleo
Ipiranga,
Yum!
Brands,
Sodexo,
Whirlpool
/
Embraco),
being
a
senior
execuJve
for
10
years.
.
RepresentaJve
experience
in
people
management,
global
communicaJon
projects
and
organizaJonal
culture
change.
.
InternaJonal
experience
in
the
USA,
China,
Italy,
France,
Slovakia,
Mexico
and
Brazil.
www.jornadadecoaching.com
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