…you then compound the problem if you proceed to justify, debate, rationalise, explain or defend any behaviour that was not what you intended.
And that's the toughest part to swallow because we all know that sometimes we have a damn good reason. It doesn't matter.
A trip down memory lane that does require some revision because I should have made clear, that the response required refers to a task set for the respondent (coaching client) by the respondent— not me.
As detailed here, whatever the task, it is always scaled to make it doable—minimum 90% probability— by your determination.
To which you are then held to account.
- Did you do what you said you would do?
Yes or No?
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- OLI