Out of the Box Coaching and
Breakthroughs with the Enneagram, Mary R. Bast, Ph.D.


Out of the Box Coaching Field Guide:
How to Encourage and Accelerate Change


I'm impressed with the layout -- like the sidebar quotes ... The questions to probe understanding are great. Also, I appreciate the synthesis of information from other sources. Gayle Laird, The Inner Works Inc.

 

      
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"Problems cannot be solved by thinking within the framework in which the problems were created," wrote Albert Einstein. When clients' customary view of the world is all they know, it’s hard for them to find their way out of a problem. Your task as a coach is one of mirroring and reframing – seeing how filtered views of the world operate and how to break free of patterns that have been unwittingly reinforced.

This 116-page guided study program with practice exercises shows how to foster transformational change by:

- defining problems so they're solvable;
- using reframing, metaphors, and
possibility language;
- identifying, embracing, and transforming limiting patterns;
- encouraging breakthrough thinking;
- creating behavioral assignments that interrupt the patterns;
- designing Enneagram workshops;
- and much more.

While the skills covered here can be used with any personality model, I use the Enneagram as a short-cut to understanding the self-limiting qualities of worldviews. The nine Enneagram styles are summarized in the first article.

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