Deep Coaching Live Demonstration | Rich Litvin

Deep Coaching Live Demonstration by master coach Rich Litvin.
Rich Litvin delivered a "Deep Coaching" session at Evercoach Summit 2016 where he revealed the top elements you need to hone your coaching skills and grow your practice.
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[@cddagr]

There is just so much peace in the space he creates, it took me about 15 minutes to come back to my senses. Buying the book pronto.

[@mindvalleycoach]

So glad you enjoyed it, Carlos! We hope you love the book as much as we do ❤

[@Firas-R]

Like a few of the commenter here, Rich's coaching style seemed to be a bit abrasive to me and definitely not the traditional style of coaching we're taught in coaching schools. However, after delving into his book and many of his videos and especially the coaching demo ones such as this one, I see how that as a high performance/leadership coach his style of coaching is appropriate and direct. He calls people out, asks them uncomfortable questions, takes them in directions they didn't expect to go, but he has never done it in a way that was rude or disrespectful. He explains it in another video as "high flame coaching" and "coaching to serve not to be their friend". In fact he constantly reassures them that it's human to feel the way they do, that he feels the same way they do a lot of the times, he constantly asks for their agreement/permission to go down a path, and so on. So basically what initially seemed abrasive, is actually becoming clearer that it's just the confidence and experience that he has that's triggering my own fear and self doubt of how to coach clients. I'm learning so much from Rich's and other Evercoach coaches on how to listen for insights, create space for them to take place, and to go deeper than most coaches would be brave enough to take their clients. Thank you for all the amazing insights and perspective shifts Rich 🙏🏼😊

[@mindvalleycoach]

Amazing reflection, Firas! It's all about gaining experience and adapting your coaching style to your clients and what they need (not necessarily what they want), without crossing the line of rudeness or being disrespectful. We're so happy you found this video valuable for your coaching journey. Thanks for sharing :)

[@timeaftertony5247]

Hello, I just watched rich's video and seen your comment! I think it was incredibly brave to recognize how that triggered you! May I ask if it still does?

[@Firas-R]

@@timeaftertony5247 Thank you Amanda. Recognizing that was it was my own self-doubt and fears that were triggering me has made it easier not to be overwhelmed by them. I'm happy to say that I'm leaning more into what makes me uncomfortable both in my coaching and personal life thanks to Rich and the many great coaches I've had the great fortune to work with and learn from.

[@bonnievogan2677]

Tears of joy , this is my passion! Thankyou Rich for bringing up every emotion I have in this video! So powerful

[@mindvalleycoach]

❤❤❤ Thank you, Bonnie!

[@HappinessOrDeath]

It is extremely rare that I like and favourite a video on KZbin. It would be criminal if I didn't do just that for this fundamentally moving empassioned display by someone who very quickly became one of the most respected people I look up to. Couldn't be happier I clicked on this video. Absolutely brilliant

[@mindvalleycoach]

We're so happy you enjoyed this so much, G C! Thanks for sharing ❤❤

[@CoreySchmick444]

Pure fire, I feel bad I didn't have to pay for this!

[@mindvalleycoach]

Ha ha :) We're just happy to provide value to support your coaching journey ❤

[@LadyObscureZine]

My feelings exactly ☺️

[@mindvalleycoach]

@@LadyObscureZine ❤

[@krasirenney2085]

Ha ha ha you can make a donation if you feel guilty 😜😏😂😂😂

[@newbornchannelemma6631]

@@krasirenney2085 ☺️👏👏👏🔝🔝🔝🎉🎤🎼👩🏻‍🎤🎸🎤🎵🎊🎉🎤🎊🎊🔝🔝🔝🔝✨✨

[@happinessyogateacher]

Excellent way to help people understand introverts... Most people have no idea I am an introvert, but it is true.

[@mindvalleycoach]

We are all unique in our own way. Thanks for sharing, Debbie! :)

[@liberating_talks]

11:40 Distinctionary 16:29 Conventional success 22:02 givers and takers 31:58 connect, invite, create, propose 35:15 starts 1st conversation 47:27 Starts 2nd conversation 1:12:52 audience feedback 1:18:31 Starts conversation 1:28:11 the coin decision exercise

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thanks for sharing this, Daniel! Super useful for the community ;)

[@liberating_talks]

@@mindvalleycoach You are welcome! my pleasure.

[@zachbishop3795]

I love the uses of the conversational skills and his listening skills. Absolutely by the book without breaking suit 👏👏👏

[@mindvalleycoach]

So glad you enjoyed this, Zach! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@PropheticCoachTheresa]

So much more than technique and experience, Rich really holds an alchemical space of possibility and freedom that's palpable in these interactions. That comes from a person who has done and does their own work continually. I think that's the most priceless message of all in this video. :)

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thanks for sharing! We're so glad you enjoyed it ❤

[@kristinhjorleifsdottir3689]

I am impreessed- I learned a lot of how to ask the right questions an how to give the client a space ... wonderful experience

[@mindvalleycoach]

Glad you enjoyed it, Kristin! ❤❤

[@mindawarepetrrozkosny3804]

wow - simply wow. So many thoughts and keywords and Aha moments in this video. I extremely liked that part with a coin. That was like my mind just blew away. The way Rich is slowing down and explaining, building such strong trust and bonds so quickly, asking questions deep enough to facilitate the growth. Literally, one of the best videos I have seen on KZbin in quite a long time.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Wow! Thank you so much for sharing that, Petr! We're so happy you enjoyed this video ❤

[@apiastos76]

this is amazing content. I am a GP and I feel such a love to do coaching, basing it on my GP experience but this is pure gold which actually does help me with my GP consultations as well, thank you.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Glad this was valuable! Thanks for sharing 💜

[@coachingangels]

There's something about this fellow that just doesn't click.

[@mindvalleycoach]

And that's ok! We're not meant to resonate with everyone's art and style, but it's important to learn different perspectives till you find what works for you ;)

[@kuntidsouza6365]

You are an amazing person. I'm simply floored.

[@mindvalleycoach]

❤️❤️❤️

[@minh.8827]

I see this video with tears in my eyes at the end! Thanks, so great!

[@mindvalleycoach]

Glad you enjoyed it, Moi ❤

[@jillianphelan4228]

Love this. Made me smile big for the participants!

[@mindvalleycoach]

❤❤❤

[@debasmitabasu_456]

According to the video, the submodalities used during the demonstration were visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. Visual submodalities were used throughout the video. For instance, the coach asks the client to close their eyes and visualize breathing in deeply [1:02]. Kinesthetic submodalities were used when the coach asks the client to feel their breath in their belly and chest [1:02]. Auditory submodalities were used when the coach asks the client to sigh [1:04].

[@mindvalleycoach]

Great insights! Thanks for sharing 💜

[@debasmitabasu_456]

You are most welcome

[@aissaasetbey8019]

Aside from my previous comment, thank you for bringing us such ahhhmazing value and education!

[@mindvalleycoach]

So glad you enjoyed this, Aissa! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@thegentleempress2559]

So powerful & inspiring!! So grateful to have found you!!!

[@mindvalleycoach]

We're so happy you loved this video! Thanks for sharing ❤❤

[@kirkthiemann9331]

I appreciate the video being posted. I am a mental health and career counselor. I have been considering getting some coaching training as well but I have continued to have mixed reactions. If I am being honest, there is a part of me that has seen coaching as a joke. This video, and others like it, are really challenging that assumption, but part of be remains skeptical. I wonder if coaching should not be a viable career or that coaches depend on charisma to direct a client to conclusions. The other side of me thinks that maybe counseling is not as powerful as I think it is. That counseling is so bound by tradition and the assumption of superiority that I have allowed myself to remain blind in thinking that it is the only way. Perhaps the intersection of counseling and coaching might be a beautiful path to helping people on a deep level. I had similar reactions to Rich. At times I was really captivated by his approach. He seems to really be present with his clients, but he also then seems to guide them. I am not sure what I think of the guidance. I sometimes think that perhaps the audience members are so bought into the approach that he has that they will believe just about anything he says because he says it in a charismatic and emotional manner. The other side of me thinks he may just be the real deal; a genuinely connected individual that helps draw the client to their inner wisdom. Anyways, there may be better spaces to post these reflections, but I thought I would be honest about this video as well as how it connects to a larger process I have been going through; to get trained as a coach (to connect with my counseling experience) or to not be trained in coaching, that is the question:)

[@mindvalleycoach]

Hi Kirk! Thank you for sharing this very insightful and thought-provoking message. We believe coaching and counseling are both equally powerful, they can both create a great impact on clients, just with different methodologies and approaches. And it's all about finding a methodology that works for you (or taking what you like most from other coaches and creating your own). Coaching can be such a great complement to other careers such as counseling, we'd encourage you to take some time to explore free coaching content to help you decide if it's the right path for you. You can watch this video about what is coaching: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYq4qnasjMmdp5I, and find many more tools, methodologies, and demonstrations on our channel. ❤

[@kirkthiemann9331]

@@mindvalleycoach Thanks so much for being open to my reactions. I appreciate the support and link to learn more about coaching. I plan on continuing to learn from the videos on your channel. Thanks for posting them!

[@mindvalleycoach]

@@kirkthiemann9331 We're so happy to contribute to your journey, Kirk! Enjoy the learning and reach out anytime ❤

[@jess_hover]

This was very helpful. Thank you! 💛

[@mindvalleycoach]

We're so glad it was! :)

[@legacyal3489]

Best video ive ever watched

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thank you, Andres! We appreciate you :)

[@silverstoric3450]

Wow! What a session. Masterful demonstrations! Thanks for sharing.

[@mindvalleycoach]

So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing ❤️

[@EffortlessWiseMarketing]

So much to take in here. I've bookmarked the video and will watch it again in bite-sized chunks to make sure I get full value. I've got the book - it's also fabulous.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Amazing! We're so happy you found so much value in this video. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@angelj313]

I keep watching this and it excites me even more with how Rich teaches. I am in the beginning stages of growing my coaching business and anytime I feel stuck, I get so much insight and techniques that's so valuable. Best wishes to all coaches out thier!!

[@mindvalleycoach]

This is fantastic, Angel! So glad we can provide value for your journey. Thanks for sharing, keep up the good work :)

[@dreamwithjohnny]

Hey Angel, from one coach to another, how is your practice going after two years?

[@adiradoi]

Absolutely amazing

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thanks for sharing! 💜

[@kursorken]

Amazing experience just watching this video.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thanks so much for sharing ❤

[@carmenlivia50]

Peripheral positioning exercise for the pilot … as a new coach soon to graduate. I would use that method.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Interesting, Carmen! Would you care to share what this method is about and how to use it, for our fellow coaches? :)

[@lugwajmaidukumaidugurinige9413]

This is fantastic

[@mindvalleycoach]

So glad you enjoyed it, Lugwa! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@SanjayBishnoi]

Today I've started my youtube channel. Thank u so much for this video. Hope to see you soon interviewing Lisa Nichols.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Congratulations on your KZbin channel! And we're glad you enjoyed this video. We actually do have a podcast interview with Lisa Nichols, you can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJLXlX2tr6uanaM And we also recommend this video to help you grow your KZbin channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6iaqHaCoN6ppbs Hope these bring value to you! Enjoy :)

[@SanjayBishnoi]

Sorry, I've forgotten to add " again " in the sentence.

[@mindvalleycoach]

@@SanjayBishnoi Oh, yes!! We hope so too, she's the best :)

[@SunitaD-w8w]

This is just amazing!!

[@mindvalleycoach]

Glad you resonated with this, Sunita!

[@petrolene_performancecoach]

Oeee I learned something 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️ “Who does?”

[@mindvalleycoach]

So glad you found it valuable ❤︎

[@CoachAlexandreChamberland]

Great as always, Rich.

[@sundaybako-k7b]

Waw, you're doing very great, I admire your skills brother. Keep it up and I will keep learning from you. 1:07

[@mindvalleycoach]

Glad you enjoyed this! 💜

[@gm8012]

Coaching actually starts at 35.17. Rich brought his experiences into coaching sessions. His relations with father,mother, man's group etc, not . If I paid for this I would be disappointed. I really expected something special after his into. I found his style patronising. I felt like he talks too much about himself and some of the insights were forced. Sometimes it felt like he was lecturing his clients. It was useful to watch though for learning purposes.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thanks for sharing, Goska. Every coach has their own style and their own methods to create results :) We're glad you found some value out of it!

[@Cluby2]

I was kind of torn about whether this was coaching, or a bit of a taste of his discovery session. I think it may have been a bit of both. It did at times come across a bit more like consulting and therapy at times and some coaching. I’m still just discovering Richard and so far I’m quite happy with what I’m seeing and reading but continuing to see which parts would be something I would be able to employ authentically what works for me.

[@devinweafer]

Knowing when to share your personal experience and when not to is a high level coaching skill. It build rapport and cements trust with someone you just meet and allows them to drop deeper into the experience with you. He did it masterfully at different junctures....when if he didnt.... it could of went into a different direction. Hats off to him.

[@CP-kz6tm]

On the spectrum of coaching / mentoring / etc, this isn’t authentic coaching. He’s leading and projecting his own experiences, which doesn’t allow the client to join their own dots for sustainable transformation. He may get results but they will be short term. Clients will become dependent on him because he is doing too much of the work.

[@nicolafarnhill2184]

I love this video Rich, Thank you for your insight. Can I ask, what if you serve so highly that the client doesn't need to hire you?

[@mindvalleycoach]

Great question, Nicola! That scenario can definitely happen and it'll be a great testimonial for you as a coach. But serving so powerfully can also invite your clients to see the possibilities of working with you for longer. Seize the opportunity to invite your client to dream even bigger or reflect with them on what they need to do next, and how you could support their journey. Coach them through that. Let us know if this provides any insight to your question ❤

[@nicolafarnhill2184]

@@mindvalleycoach Thank you so much for your answer, its exactly where I want to take my coaching, deeper and to the next level. I think my main reason for asking this question, is because I often wonder if I have chosen the wrong clients to work with. Through my own life experiences I have travelled the road of working with people who have suffered from trauma and as a consequence , mental health problems. I excel in this field and it does expand into working with people who branch out from minor depression into wanting to achieve their dreams and goals. But seemingly a lot in this client group cannot afford therapy of coaching, due to be unstable. Any ideas? I am considering changing my client group at present, because I want to work with people who can afford me, to create my own dreams and be able to invest in myself consistently.

[@mindvalleycoach]

@@nicolafarnhill2184 Thanks for sharing that, Nicola. It's definitely a tough place to be as you're obviously helping people who need your services, but they are also holding you back from your highest potential and dream business. The question to ask would be, are you serving your ideal audience or an audience who needs what you have to offer? It would be interesting to evaluate what your ideal audience is (including their investment capacity). How you can use your current talent, skills, and knowledge, to serve an audience who will allow you to charge what you feel is right and grow your business as you desire? We definitely suggest reflecting on it, redefining your *new* ideal client avatar, and then assessing if it feels good to change your audience. Maybe you want to serve both. There's a concept called the Hedgehog Concept by Jim Collins (www.mindtools.com/pages/article/hedgehog-concept.htm) which can help you in this process. Let us know if this was useful and how it goes! ❤️

[@bishopoftheeternalsun4504]

i got what I needed

[@mindvalleycoach]

We're so glad you did! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@MrSeattleguy3098]

So powerful

[@mindvalleycoach]

So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@sundaybako-k7b]

Sure, thank you

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thanks for sharing 💜

[@stlgateway]

Thanks! hell yes!!

[@SweetLoner]

So good 🙌🏽

[@mindvalleycoach]

So glad you enjoyed it, Bre! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@masterwizard6842]

"you can never have enough of what you don't really need...

[@andry_neuropsy]

Big insight right now : flip a coin if you can't decide ahahah ! #ThankYou Rich !

[@mehdikaveh5844]

Amazing...I did enjoy every moments of it.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Yey! We're so happy to read that, Mehdi! Thanks for sharing :)

[@human.imagination]

Was that Karlyn Borenshenko???

[@SaneleDailyBites]

Great content

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thank you, Sanele! Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@faithandflourishgroup]

Why does he start by asking if they want to play?

[@mindvalleycoach]

It's just Coach Rich Litvin's way to start the conversation. We believe it's a touch of light heartedness to build rapport with the coachee as they begin the conversation. 😉

[@jeffreythomas9219]

This was freaking awesome

[@martexica]

Not a fan of his coaching really... Too 'in your face' and including too much of himself in the whole process, referring people's situation to himself (although not asked to do that and situation is completely different), making opinions about people's situation or approach (slightly judgmental at times). I realize it's just a glimpse of the coaching approach he takes, however these are real people on the stage with their real problems they agreed to publically speak about, so I think they would deserve the 10 minutes of his undivided attention and then he could comments on his practices.

[@sydneymixon6445]

Agreed! I was taken aback with him talking about himself. Not true coaching

[@gm8012]

He hyped his style first. Then he sat them down and lectured them. Especially the lady. I would have found it patronising and not insightful at all.its all about his life and his relationships with mother father etc. Not coaching at all. Telling her what to do. Not much actually came from her.

[@gerryandrews5935]

I find the use of a Clean Language approach to coaching is much more respectful of the client. Check this out as a really useful example...kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5_Uc4CcnNlsl7s Rich Litvin's style is much more about 'me' than 'you' - his story, his interpretation, his insights.

[@kerriclarke1768]

I actually think his style of mixing coaching and therapy is very profound. It allows the client space to process, leading to insight and empowerment. Weaving his personal experiences into the sessions shows he’s able to relate to the clients struggle and brings a level of transparency to the relationship.

[@SuccesscoachMoniqueDavis]

Seems like You are listening to agree ... as he mentioned

[@PabloSteinman]

Amazing talk. So much to learn from... Can anybody direct me to the link for the e- book Rich mentioned he would share with the people watching? Thank you

[@mindvalleycoach]

So glad you enjoyed this talk, Pablo! Unfortunately, the e-book he refers to was available to attendees of the live event where this was recorded. But you can find The Prosperous Coach by Rich Litvin and Steve Chandler on Amazon: www.amazon.com/Prosperous-Coach-Increase-Income-Clients/dp/1600250300

[@coachingbli]

Terima kasih atas sharing yang sangat bermanfaat

[@mindvalleycoach]

❤

[@GofelipeGraphicDesign]

Rich: “I coach my way, you have to find your way.” People in the comments: His way is wrong 😂

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thanks for pointing that out, Felipe! So important to remember every coaching style is unique!

[@miosznowak5141]

I’m not really sure, that we can name the mix of consulting and therapy as „own coaching style” ...

[@gerryandrews5935]

You're right, Milosz. This is a very clear explanation of the difference between Coaching and Therapy... kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6umoIuAZ5mMd6M Rich Litvin ought to listen to this.

[@kerriclarke1768]

I actually think his style of mixing coaching and therapy is very profound. It allows the client space to process, leading to insight and empowerment. Weaving his personal experiences into the sessions shows he’s able to relate to the clients struggle and brings a level of transparency to the relationship.

[@devinweafer]

@@kerriclarke1768 yep!

[@MrCady72]

And now she's all about I HAVE this and that, and the big house on the beach and so on, Holly Shit is right, WTF they have no understanding of the real value of happiness. Call me and I'll set you free!

[@mumblespier]

Like a Fast Show version of a Life Coach. To me, there’s no genuine integrity.

[@TtotheCizzel]

20k for a few days programme, I'd want him to do more then just be naked

[@mindvalleycoach]

Are we still talking about coaching? 🤔

[@cfrka114]

I stopped this video 20 min in and went and bought your book. I listened to the whole thing in a day. The insights and principles were very simple yet so profound. Im saying the 18 principles to myself out loud once a day to really get it into my heart and soul. Thank you Rich

[@mindvalleycoach]

This is so amazing, Christopher! We're so glad you enjoyed the video and book. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@godfreytafida2370]

Wow. Which of Rich's book did you buy?

[@cfrka114]

@@godfreytafida2370 prosperous coach, the 18 principles are practical and can be easily put into practice

[@lauracardiff]

@@cfrka114 I agree. The Prosperous Coach is excellent. Listened to it and then bought it print.

[@1193bobmcc]

Remember what he said about stop looking for what you agree or disagree with...just take it in & be with it? How quickly some commenters forgot.

[@SuccesscoachMoniqueDavis]

I was just thinking this!!

[@Firas-R]

Well said Bob.

[@edgargamarra2612]

Very interesting!!! I would like to know what were the questions that you sent to this person before meeting back in L.A??? Minute 27. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and for helping people!!!

[@Michael-4]

The coaching industry, the new MLM scheme. Reminds me of Amway. It's not about the money, then it's, you need to be paying a coach more than you can afford. Come on guys.

[@RealisticSohaib]

At some points, i disagreed with the interruptions he was making, suggesting, limiting the options. But then he said, its his way of coaching. Totally fine with it now. Powerful questions were amazing at few moment. The Coin activity was wonderful too. It was really interesting to note that how the client is responding to both choices. Its all about insight. I like his theme. Thanks for wonderful insights.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Glad you found this valuable, Sohaib! Every coach has their own style, there's always something to learn but there will be things we don't want to replicate and that's okay too :) Thanks for sharing!

[@beckwilde]

That coin trick reminded me of that one Friends episode where Phoebe did something similar to elicit the actual desire from Rachel about her having a baby.

[@mindvalleycoach]

So true, Rebecca! Friends is a classic ❤

[@aleksandramurray4340]

52:37 this feels manipulative and Fake. Like an abusive scenario in a porn film. I see narcissism and a snake-oil salesman using humble brag and word salad to act emotion.

[@mounyeelim929]

Wow, I am so impressed with Rich's ability to connect with the clients at such short span of time, to feel so deeply about how they felt, and the insights he is able to dish out to them. It is crazy. I am also very amazed how you use another client, Nathan, to address and bring awareness to Jess. It is unbelievable. I don't think what Rich did is "model-lable" because I have never seen anyone doing it in such manner. Just curious though, is it usual for a coach to be so directive and also "talk" so much? I had impression that the coach is to listen and nudge clients towards a particular direction (solutions)...

[@mindvalleycoach]

It really depends on the coach and on the coachee, Mounyee! Sometimes, as a coach, you will have to give more or give less if it's what your client needs to move forward. Thanks for sharing your insights ❤

[@zillahrjordan-gray2663]

WOW!!!! Absolutely, Absolutely POWERFUL!!!! I’m in tears. I really needed to watch and listen to this!!!!

[@mindvalleycoach]

Isn't it?!?! Glad you enjoyed it as much as we did, Zillah! Thanks for sharing :)

[@kellyherman2925]

Felt like that last woman got ignored. I know she said that she wanted to practice being silent, but it seems like that became a convenient excuse to completely neglect her and spend the whole time centering some other dude. Kinda painful to watch.

[@cristina_malita]

on the contrary...it's the power of practicing what you need in the moment...she says at the end that she got what she needed...she has no words for it.

[@mindymarie26]

I agree, sounds like she had the exact takeaway that she came in for.

[@lenaglenholmes8329]

The use of silence and pace is great, undoubtedly he has a powerful style. However I was less comfortable with his own agenda led style. The participant who spoke of not feeling like his business was doing good enough and Rich knocked him down, while it might have been a compliment he was using his barometer to measure not the "client's". There were lots of other examples of him pushing his POV, but as another contributor says maybe thats his style. No sure its a great example of coaching though.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thanks for sharing, Lena! Undoubtedly, each coach has their own style. We can pick and choose what works for us and keep honing our skills with those elements :)

[@JansleyMusic]

This coaching demonstrating is fantastic to witness.. I want a coach now

[@mindvalleycoach]

It's always recommended for coaches to have their own coaches! It's a great way to learn and work on oneself ❤❤❤

[@maedegracia404]

This is a very powerful coaching. Just wow!

[@mindvalleycoach]

Glad you enjoyed it, Mae! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@travelingrealms6095]

I understand the pilot completely. I’m in the aviation industry myself. For Pilots and Flight Attendants...they make it seem like if you leave it’s death...so much went into where he’s at in his life. I UNDERSTAND.

[@ErnestineSantiago]

What we see on the outside is never what is truthfully what is truly going on with them on the inside

[@mindvalleycoach]

So true!

[@salam12290]

Storytelling attracts most people, but neither the connection between them nor the rationale behind each is clear. Then the challenge of bringing any client the participants want was addressed in a wishy-washy method-and a superior tone that may work for the British culture but not the North American. The whole talk lacks a flow; it’s incoherent. The only lesson can be drawn from the video is that charm can do its magic, so leave behind your self-pity and discover the side of yourself that dares to have high standards and a menu of high prices. Remember, you “serve” not “sell”.

[@mindvalleycoach]

And that's a valuable lesson indeed! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@quanto_mismo92]

Thank you so much for sharing this online. So helpful vor me

[@mindvalleycoach]

We're so glad you found it valuable! Thanks for sharing :)

[@jvdh1887]

Rich Litvin is a gift. Thank u for sharing your experiences and being the awesome coach u r i am learning. Just started my professional coaching career and with great coahes like him im learning abf growing. The peace in this season in confirmation to so many Word in my life.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thank you for your kind words ❤❤

[@orvyl_]

I got what I needed.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Fantastic! :)

[@dominiquejacobs4754]

wonderful explanation of an introvert

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thank you for sharing, Dominique! :)

[@fleurosea]

“You have to polarise people” people in the comments ‘loved it’ ... ‘hated it’....

[@mindvalleycoach]

Haha true that :)

[@stefanhansen5882]

His approach is interesting, very slow, with lots of pauses. Still powerful. Reminds me of Bruce Lee talking about the art of fighting without fighting.

[@mindvalleycoach]

So true! Every coach has their own style ;)

[@Anonymous-ze2mu]

@@mindvalleycoach love his style.

[@alpha_wilderness]

Thank you bro

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thanks for sharing, Raj!

[@kenziedallas5276]

Wow 👌 he's on point great quality

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Cluby2]

Love the reference to Patrick Lencioni. He’s awesome. Love his material.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thank you for sharing! :)

[@ms.blessed2784]

Epic...I loved it

[@mindvalleycoach]

♥♥♥

[@timeaftertony5247]

Thank you sincerely Rich! That was poetry in motion! I am very grateful for your presence and example, this was unlike anything I’ve witnessed in a demo! Many, many blessings to you and yours, much love

[@mindvalleycoach]

We're so happy you enjoyed it, Amanda! What was your favorite insight? Thanks for sharing ❤️

[@timeaftertony5247]

I picked up on his being as much as I did the lessons, the being part is what I admire most! He redefined how I viewed coaching as a whole! To be in silence and not have the answers they expect you to provide but instead ask the powerful questions that shift their thinking! This has changed me in so many ways not just with strategies but the way I view and carry myself! I am truly grateful and will share this forever more!!

[@mindvalleycoach]

@@timeaftertony5247 What a beautiful reflection and full of insights! Thanks for sharing, Amanda ❤️

[@edsonjeune951]

that was so powerful.. wow.. extremely inspiring.. Thank you so much for posting this.

[@mindvalleycoach]

We're so glad you found it valuable, Edson! Thank you for sharing ❤

[@drlepora1]

Gosh, it is enormously fruitful…too much productive.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Glad you enjoyed it, Dr Lepora! Thanks for sharing :)

[@healthwealthharmony4113]

Very insightful and helpful to learn from! Beautiful video.

[@mindvalleycoach]

We're so happy it was! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@desomii]

This was absolutely amazing! Rich is definitely a master of this coaching craft! I’m literally tingling after watching this!!

[@mindvalleycoach]

We ❤ him too! We're so happy you enjoyed this ideo. Thanks for sharing!

[@robynmichelle6182]

Just beautiful to witness & be right there in the room taking it in. I got what I needed. Thank you Rich, and thanks to your clients there. Transformation came from each of you. 🦋

[@mindvalleycoach]

So glad you found it powerful, Robyn! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@yichispiritual]

Thanks for debunking the myth in this noisy market.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Glad you found it valuable! Thanks for sharing :)

[@angeljurado7963]

the woman 1:20:00 shows a really agressive energy

[@souhirchouikha3878]

Amazing work! Thank you for making this available of all :)

[@mindvalleycoach]

❤️️ ❤️️ ❤️️

[@squirrrel_888]

Wow... Thank you for bringing my attention to this, Ajit. Profound work here. Truly inspirational.

[@mindvalleycoach]

We're so happy you enjoyed this, Lavinia! We totally recommend this powerful interview with Rich Litvin to watch next: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZOanXRrnN59aK8 ❤

[@Cluby2]

Phenomenal use of pauses in his speaking. Fantastic speaker. His book, The Prosperous Coach with Steve Chandler is phenomenal.

[@mindvalleycoach]

We love their book too! :)

[@gmazone2596]

As a new minted life coach, this completely resonated with me… as far as coaching approach!! I will definitely get his book.

[@mindvalleycoach]

That's fantastic! You're gonna love the book ;)

[@dominic.decker]

Rich has some good knowledge. However, he does come across as more for himself than anyone else. The theatrical pauses, the interjections that redirect attention back to him, the packaging of simple (helpful) ideas as profound insights. Evidently, it works for some .. likely many. Perhaps the public context applied too much pressure to be performative. Rich appears to be riding a crest of the coaching wave. It's incumbent upon him to to reflect upon and interrogate his practice more often than most.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Thanks for sharing, D. Decker! Every coach has their own style, but having a live audience and camera recording definitely could influence a coach when coaching. What's most important is to find what works/doesn't work for each coach when learning and honing their skills :)

[@petrolene_performancecoach]

He has some good videos where he explains why he coach the way he coaches which was eye opening for me.

[@frankcoble4052]

D. Decker (with one follower.) Seems like you are the one who is more into being for yourself. Being critical of others can be a way to elevate ourselves. Sometime simple ideas need to be elevated in a way that they are no longer simple.

[@allpicsofus9741]

@@petrolene_performancecoach Could you please share the link of those videos

[@allpicsofus9741]

Believe me Mr. Decker, there are way too many Drama Queens/Kings around in the industry with not more than literally ZERO knowledge. He is definitely giving Pauses, but such Theatrical Pauses are a part of coaching. These Pauses give the time for the audiences to think ahead and then focus back! These are CRITICAL Pauses not Theatrical :)

[@neilrosen4119]

Rich has great insight and demonstrated great coaching techniques.

[@mindvalleycoach]

Glad you enjoyed it, Neil! Thanks for sharing :)

[@esriettescoachinghub2351]

This is excellent stuff ‼️ ‼️ Wow 💯 Mind blowing insight ❤️❤️

[@mindvalleycoach]

So glad you enjoyed it, Esriette! You can also find more coaching demonstrations here: kzbin.info/aero/PLLz6vjpxFbXjbUJ9ZgZXpmjgWmqXzWNEJ Thanks for sharing ❤

[@coaxmarie850]

This was absolutely INSIGHTFUL AND AMAZING

[@mindvalleycoach]

We're so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@gerlindechristina238]

Rich, if you get the note - your slowing down to 'being together' (second coaching) is a priestly way of being, a divine way of being. Can hear the needle drop, feel the pulse...amazing!

[@mindvalleycoach]

It's definitely a skill to be comfortable in that silence, isn't it?! Thanks for sharing, Gerlinde Christina ❤

[@mamaoluwatobi]

He is a great consultant than a coach. Also, this is not following the ICF process. It's a lot more about him. He does alot more talking too.

[@isabelviaplana6627]

my dear Elisha there are great coaches who are not necessarily ICF certified

[@Cluby2]

I do find his approach more consulting leaning..

[@SuccesscoachMoniqueDavis]

Who cares about the process!?

[@SuccesscoachMoniqueDavis]

Isabel Viaplana exactly!!!!!