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The PROBLEM Coaching Model

International Coach Academy

Each letter of the acronym represents a structured approach: Plan, Research, Organize, Brainstorm, Leap into action, Evaluate, and Measure. Studies in educational psychology suggest that memorable frameworks can improve retention and application of concepts (Mayer, 2009). The P.R.O.B.L.E.M. Questions: What other feelings?

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The PROBLEM Coaching Model

International Coach Academy

Each letter of the acronym represents a structured approach: Plan, Research, Organize, Brainstorm, Leap into action, Evaluate, and Measure. Studies in educational psychology suggest that memorable frameworks can improve retention and application of concepts (Mayer, 2009). The P.R.O.B.L.E.M. Questions: What other feelings?

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Diverging vs. Converging

International Coach Academy

He has been brainstorming design ideas for weeks, but despite generating numerous concepts, he struggles to focus on a specific direction for the project. This type of thinking is often associated with creativity and brainstorming sessions, aiming to produce numerous ideas without immediate judgment or evaluation. Reference Petit, P.

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The TIME Coaching Model

International Coach Academy

My coaching model capitalizes on the investment in TIME with a Professional Coach to THINK, brainstorm, strategize, solve and reflect. It’s a WIN-WIN for you and your organization.

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Rules vs. Re-imagine

International Coach Academy

According to Hal Gregerson “Brainstorming for questions rather than answers makes it possible to push past biases and venture into uncharted territory.” [12] Foster, Wallace David, 2009 ‘This is Water: Some thoughts, delivered on a significant occasion, about living a compassionate life’ Little Brown Co. link] Accessed 14.09.23.

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From Ordinary to Extraordinary: Unlocking the Key to Peak Performance

International Coach Academy

Divergent thinking can be developed through activities such as brainstorming, questioning, and problem-solving. Brainstorming involves generating as many ideas as possible without judging them. This type of thinking encourages creativity and exploration. In the brain, it is associated with the parietal, temporal, and occipital lobes.

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Should We Leave Creativity to the Professionals?

Lateral Action

Monday's post on whether brainstorming is a waste of time provoked an excellent debate in the comments. Here's a slightly edited excerpt of the relevant comments: #19 | Michael Plishka | 1/26/2009 at 11:42 am. Traditional team brainstorming isn’t the way to do this. #21 23 | Tony | 1/26/2009 at 1:40 pm.