How can Executive Coaching help today’s Leaders?

With  more and more studies about a needed awakening in the Corporate world and with alarming global studies such as the Qualtrics  one finding that 42% of people have experienced a decline in mental health, 67% of people are experiencing increases in stress while 57% have increased anxiety, and 54% are emotionally exhausted, Executive Coaching  has never been so needed and is far more than just a feel-good exercise that boosts our clients’ confidence.
 
In today’s landscape, clients and corporations want to see measurable results over a defined timeline. We know you can’t wait a year or two for a newly-appointed C-level executive to reach full competence and hiring an executive coach can help deliver results both long term and short term.

Amplified self- awareness

Self-awareness is the catalyst by which growth occurs. Without that first step of realization, we blindly continue doing things in the same way. Answering questions often begins with understanding ourselves. This awareness leads us to regulate our feelings and reactions.

Higher level of empathy

Empathy is a powerful tonic that soothes the soul of the receiver. Empathy leads to understanding other people’s emotions and enhanced interactions with business colleagues and subordinates follows.

Improved leadership skills

High emotional intelligence individuals are better leaders, in part because of empathy. People under your leadership need to know you hear them, understand them, and more importantly, that you care about the situation.

Increased motivation

Self-awareness brings intrinsic motivation, and with self-regulation, the right coach will channel that motivation in the right direction. It’s no wonder motivation is a crucial ingredient to being successful and happy. In the workplace, it is the driving force behind the difficult task, long hours, and seemingly impossible obstacles.

Better social skills

They are the fabric of successful relationships, whether it’s in the workplace or elsewhere. Teams with high emotional intelligence, have an abundance of advanced social skills.