Coaching with the GROW model
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The document outlines the GROW model for coaching which involves setting goals, discussing current reality, exploring options, and establishing will. It will be used to help the coachee achieve their goal of receiving coaching for 45 minutes by identifying their long term objective, understanding their current situation, brainstorming possible approaches, and committing to next steps.
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