CPCC Fulfillment & Values-Based Coaching 2

Question 1

In Co-Active Coaching, 'saboteurs' in the context of fulfillment refer to:

Accepted Answer

Internal critical voices that block a client from living their values

Answer

Saboteurs are internal voices or patterns that interfere with a client's ability to live in alignment with their values.

Question 2

A Co-Active coach notices a client consistently compromises their value of 'integrity' in work situations. The most appropriate coaching response is:

Accepted Answer

Curiously explore what makes it difficult to act from integrity in those moments

Answer

Curious exploration of patterns that contradict values helps clients understand and shift their behavior sustainably.

Question 3

Which Co-Active tool best helps a client identify where values are being honored or violated?

Accepted Answer

The Values Audit

Answer

A Values Audit specifically examines each area of a client's life to assess alignment with their stated core values.

Question 4

A client discovers their top value is 'adventure' but works a routine 9-to-5 job they find stifling. The Co-Active coach should:

Accepted Answer

Help the client explore how to bring adventure into their current life and consider bigger changes

Answer

Co-Active coaches help clients find immediate small ways to honor values while also exploring longer-term possibilities.

Question 5

When a coach notices a client's energy drops significantly when discussing a current project, this signals:

Accepted Answer

A potential misalignment between the project and the client's values

Answer

Energy shifts are data in Co-Active Coaching and often reveal values misalignment or areas needing deeper exploration.

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