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My coaching philosophy
Ontological coaching transforms habits. Whether in individual counseling or relationship therapy, its goal is not to dwell on past mistakes but to break down limiting beliefs and build supportive habits.
Coaching is a powerful mindset shift. It doesn’t provide ready-made solutions but helps you recognize that your thinking shapes your life and decisions.
Imagine the world as a dark room—with a headlamp on, you only see a small slice of your surroundings, not the entire space. Your perception, upbringing, and experiences determine what you notice and how you interpret the world.
Coaching works with this light. It helps you consciously direct your focus, expand your vision, and discover new perspectives in life.
Why do we need coaches? Many people misunderstand the role of coaching, associating it with sports coaches who provide direct instructions. However, business and personal coaching focuses on shifting perspectives and fostering growth.
Coaching is about perspective transformation. It doesn’t teach rigid rules; instead, it helps you recognize that everyone perceives the world in their own unique way. This awareness empowers you to make more conscious and informed decisions.
Your happiness isn’t ruled by chance. Ontological coaching teaches you to shift focus from external circumstances to your own inner strength and possibilities.
You are building your future right now. With intentional steps and the right guidance, you can start building the life that leads to your goals—today.
What are the risks of headlamps?
Distortions and subjective perception
Even the small part of reality illuminated by our headlamp is often filtered through a subjective lens. Our biases, past experiences, and emotions can distort how we perceive reality, leading to flawed decisions or misguided conclusions.
Internal barriers
A lack of self-awareness or certain habits, beliefs, and thought patterns can hinder our personal growth. For example, we cannot change a limiting belief or an unhealthy habit if we don’t first recognize that it exists.
The "blindness of the blind"
We are often unaware of what we fail to see. This lack of awareness can be particularly dangerous, as we might believe we fully and objectively understand a situation—when, in reality, critical details or hidden issues remain unseen.
Limited field of vision
Our headlamp only illuminates a small part of the vast "room," meaning that we remain unaware of many important details, connections, and opportunities. This narrow perspective can lead to stagnation, as we may struggle to see alternatives or grasp the true nature of a problem.
How can a coach help you?
A coach is fundamentally like everyone else—yet offers key differences that make the coaching process valuable and effective:
⇒ Training & tools: Through specialized coaching education, a coach learns methods, techniques, and connections between language, emotions, and the body that help identify blind spots and bring new clarity to problems.
⇒ External perspective: A coach looks at the situation from an outside viewpoint, making it possible to highlight details that might remain hidden due to a subjective perspective.
⇒ Conscious guidance: A coach can deliberately direct their focus, ensuring they concentrate not on their own issues or biases, but on the coachee's reality—supporting growth and deeper insights.
⇒ The art of questioning: A coach doesn't help by providing ready-made solutions, but by sharpening and clarifyingthe situation through strategic questions and feedback.
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