We talked about the availability of self-coaching resources. You’ve got a great head start! Once you discover what kind of materials are out there for you to pick and choose, you can now take some time to choose the types of self-coaching tools, aka learning materials, you’ll want to have access to along your self-development journey. Let’s take a look at that in detail.
Quizzes
Quizzes are useful if you’ve signed up for a particular coaching program and wish to self-test your progress in that program. For example, maybe you’re working on developing leadership skills and taking a quiz at certain points in the course helps you chart your progress as one of your self-coaching tools. The course also serves as a reminder of what you should continue working on as well as sums up what you have accomplished.
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Tutorials
Tutorials are useful especially if you wish to develop a skill and you’re in search of in-depth training and knowledge. For example, maybe you want to work on personal development. You have a specific creative goal in mind. You want to master a craft such as calligraphy. Maybe you see a potential for making money by developing this skill. A tutorial would be a wonderful type of self-coaching material that you can use without much in the way of assistance. It can be a virtual tutorial that you view on a video, or maybe your choice of a self-coaching tutorial is virtual in-person class where you use Skype or Zoom to follow along with a skilled instructor who can guide you through individual lessons and projects as you develop your calligraphy writing skill.
Group Workshops
Another terrific self-coaching tool that you might consider signing up for is a group workshop. Let’s say that you’re looking to master a specific type of skill such as being more productive. Rather than working one-on-one with a coach or teacher, you can sign up for a group workshop where a small number of students come together to work on assignments, and then give each other feedback and reviews at certain intervals.
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Virtual Courses
Online courses make for a wonderful form of self-coaching that does not require you to commit to working one-on-one or spending money on individual coaching hours. With a virtual class, you can watch, take notes, and do class projects with access to us for questions. You can try our Change Your Life in a Weekend – Living Vision Board course at Skillshare. Use our affiliate link for 40% off an annual subscription. *If you click a link on this website for a product we recommend, we may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you that helps us fund and create more content to help our users.
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