I’m very curious about this thing we call coaching, and how it helps people on the journeys they take through their professional lives. Coaching itself is a professional practice, but how does it compare to other more well-known professions? What’s it like? What’s it not like? And… how do I get really good at it? Come join us, for a conversation with coaching at its heart.  

Today’s guest is my close colleague Matt Driver (https://www.managementfutures.co.uk/team/matt-driver) – Management Futures' Head of Coach Skills Development - who leads our hugely successful Intensive Coaching Skills programme. I regularly chat with Matt, off-mic, drawing on his great experience as coach, consultant and author – and for the podcast recording I wanted to try something a bit different. So, in true coaching style I began by contracting with Matt about what this special conversation would be about and how we might structure it.

Have a listen-in, and hear how that went.
All very best
Hugh

Hugh Reynolds, Head of Digital at MF

PS: You can read more about the coach skills development programmes we mention here: https://www.managementfutures.co.uk/become-a-coach/intensive-coaching-skills. And here: https://www.managementfutures.co.uk/become-a-coach/professional-qualifications

Matt Driver: Coaching at the Heart

At Management Futures we help individuals, teams and organisations to perform at their very best. As recognised experts in coaching and high performance, we offer a range of bespoke coaching and training programmes that close the gap between current and potential performance.

Matt Driver: Coaching at the Heart

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