The 4 'recognize' statements echo something I have drafted at present and I really like the way you have phrased these. My current version is Stop the Threat -> Identify the options -> Understand the intent
It's interesting you bring up that section, because I was thinking similar thoughts when I wrote it. The terminology I used there was something I came up with just for this article. But at the same time, I've been thinking about how I'd want to teach those concepts as a coach.
And I'm definitely open to hearing others' thoughts on how best to present these ideas, so I appreciate you sharing yours!
Yeah coaching it is interesting because it is the epitome of 'it depends' and it really depends on goals as a team and individual to the weighting you give to different things.
Rowan McDonnell has what he calls the three R's which is a similar concept on Excel Ultimate. From memory i think they are recognize, ready, react. but i could be remembering it wrong
Great post as always. Just wanted to appreciate your use of "orbit"! =)
Haha, yeah, gotta use the terminology that everyone is familiar with :)
The 4 'recognize' statements echo something I have drafted at present and I really like the way you have phrased these. My current version is Stop the Threat -> Identify the options -> Understand the intent
It's interesting you bring up that section, because I was thinking similar thoughts when I wrote it. The terminology I used there was something I came up with just for this article. But at the same time, I've been thinking about how I'd want to teach those concepts as a coach.
And I'm definitely open to hearing others' thoughts on how best to present these ideas, so I appreciate you sharing yours!
Yeah coaching it is interesting because it is the epitome of 'it depends' and it really depends on goals as a team and individual to the weighting you give to different things.
Rowan McDonnell has what he calls the three R's which is a similar concept on Excel Ultimate. From memory i think they are recognize, ready, react. but i could be remembering it wrong