Dialectic Life Coaching - Wade Austin Padgett, MA

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Weighing the benefits of coaching against other options may be difficult and confusing. What you might gain through coaching may overlap with knowledge and skill provided by other disciplines. Feel free to use this page and the rest of the site - navigated via the pane to your left - to help you clarify that decision. A good experience in coaching should orient you to four key spheres of ability:

• The willingness and realistic capacity to act on insight and clarity.
• Developing the capacity for the rational suspension of judgment.
• Cultivating the capacity for decision-making that is balanced and gracefully attuned to our facilities for both reason and emotion.

Recognizing relevance as it relates to the desires, needs and goals of ourselves, our families or our organization. What styles of perceiving, evaluating and deciding take you closer to your goals? "Focus and rationality, despite how we're often encouraged to think of those words as cold and anti-intuitive, are living, organic qualities built into us at the most basic of levels. Their development adds quality to our own lives, as well as the lives of those we live and work with. Promises that assure the nurturance and emergence of our "inborn greatness," or enhancing our "inner game," as some other life coaches describe our potential, must always come back to these basics. Without this awareness, coaching or counseling will often only amount to the hand-holding you might get thumbing through an often confusing instruction manual - and often the manual is simply missing. I'm looking forward to putting our heads together in a way that will add depth and quality to your life." Wade Austin Padgett