At its core coaching believes in a person’s ability to examine their beliefs in order to change them. Neuroscience is proving the same belief through neuroplasticity.

Motivation improves memory, concentration, brain receptivity, priming for learning and performance on any spectrum you’d like to measure. Understanding how motivation works will directly affect your success as a professional coach.

Men and women have different physiology, biochemistry and a spectrum of neurology from F-Brain to M-brain, each with its own nuances. Coaches should understand these in order to work with the individual more effectively.

“Multiple Brain Integration Coaching – How the Latest Findings in Neuroscience are Changing the Game” by Marvin Okra and Grant Soosalu The session was part of the World Business and Executive Coach Summit complimentary pre-summit series and for the rest of May you can enjoy a number of sessions that have no cost.

Pull your analytical thinking off to the side and see if you can tunein to the free-flowing thinking mode instead. Your intuition might just have something refreshing to offer.

How might a coach assist her client in identifying and even seeking to avoid or reduce the impact of these stress ruts? Five tactics and four coaching strategies are suggested.