Exploring the effect of the scenario building process in creating personal change and its application in the coaching context
Scenario (2005)
Abstract
This study examines the use of scenarios in the coaching context. It does so by exploring two coaching clients experience of Personal Scenario coaching and places this alongside the personal experience of the participants of the Mont Fleur1 scenario planning exercise. This is the first piece of research on Personal Scenario coaching, and being exploratory in nature, brings together the main issues, successes and challenges of this approach. The scenario building process is expansive, exciting, fun and has the ability to significantly influence the mental models of participants directly leading to an improved ability to grapple with difficult problems.
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