
- Mentoring – Choose strong role models and be one to others.
- Laughing – Laugh at yourself…and with others…and often.
- Empathizing – Put yourself in the other person’s shoes
- Inspiration – Find a hero, model them, stretch yourself, and share your gifts.
- Vulnerability – “I’m sorry.” “I was wrong.” “I recommit.”
- Researching – Go to book stores, listen to tapes, use the Internet, hang out with wiser people, attend workshops, etc.
- Reflecting – What have you learned? What will you do differently?
- Criticizing – Be open to constructive criticism. It has the potential to teach us.
- Communicating – Ask, ask, ask. Listen, listen, listen. People cannot read our minds.
- Risk-taking – Attempt new approaches. Let go of old attitudes. Put your beliefs on probation.
- Assessing – What is important in your life? Who is important in your life? What really matters?
- Goal Setting – Make measurable and put a time limit.
- Making Time – You make time for stuff or you make excuses.
- CANI – “constant and never-ending improvement” (from Tony Robbins)
Larry Lipman
Larry Lipman is a Success Coach specializing in TEAM BUILDING!

Great list for anyone to aspire to coach or not.
Being able to laugh at yourself is one we should all learn to remove the ego.
Thanks great post
Stephen
Posted by: Life Coach | Saturday, June 26, 2010 at 06:45 AM