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FRANK ÁUSTERMANN
guestion: What cant I do more rapidly? Not because my performance would not
suffice but, because the activities due to their very guality cannot be improved
by being done more rapidly. Nobody can dream more rapidly, hope more rapidly
or love more rapidly.
COACHING — AN APPEAL AND INCITEMENT TO SELF-CARE
IN TIMES OF ACCELERATION
In our times of acceleration, I think it is crucial that coaching serves as an
appeal to self-care, is an incitement to it. This includes, inter alia, that coaching
promotes critical reflection, that it is in line with the practice of freedom and
that it makes coaches and coachees more mindful, more courageous and more
critical.
Thus I wish to focus on two questions at the very end of my presentation: Does
the interaction between coachees and coachs makes them more mindful, more
courageous and more critical? Or does coaching simply lead to an optimized
adaptation of both, the coachee and the coach?
I wish to thank Martin Brockmann, graduate translator, for his help concerning
the translation of my article.
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