Intrinsic Coaching®
Intrinsic Coaching® is informed by cognitive science and enables organizations to increase people's abilities to think better about choices in an accessible, dependable, and affordable manner. Founded by Totally Coached, Inc., Intrinsic Coaching® produces results and benefits that stay and multiply, including from person to person and even beyond the organization's walls.
How do we do it? Almost all strategies currently applied toward accomplishing better results for, with, or through people are extrinsic or systemic. While we need such strategies, they aren't enough. Further, as they are applied, they reduce people's contributions toward good outcomes. Whenever people are involved, better results almost aways require increased intrinsic thinking and strategizing, something very few people do well though it's what works best and it's what most people want.
How do we do it? Almost all strategies currently applied toward accomplishing better results for, with, or through people are extrinsic or systemic. While we need such strategies, they aren't enough. Further, as they are applied, they reduce people's contributions toward good outcomes. Whenever people are involved, better results almost aways require increased intrinsic thinking and strategizing, something very few people do well though it's what works best and it's what most people want.
Because Intrinsic Coaching® represents a shift in thinking, it takes a little time to learn. Via one of our Intrinsic Coach® Development Series, people who are health professionals, managers, leaders, and anyone from clerk to CEO accomplish this shift toward increased intrinsic capacity over a 12 week period. As a result, they experience profound changes in their ability to bring forward their own best thinking, engage others to do the same, and accomplish important outcomes at work, at home, and with people.
There is such poverty in the intrinsic realm of thinking that if you increase it for people, even just a little, the results are profound. – Dr. Leon Pomeroy, President Emeritus, Robert S. Hartman Institute