Successful coaches know how their presence affects the interaction with the client. They understand how their values, beliefs, and other factors influence coaching. It takes experience and skill to identify these influences, both physically and psychologically, while maintaining a client-only approach.In this book, you will learn how to strengthen self-awareness through key aspects of your coaching presence, and learn about a new model that will help you make informed choices about how you work with a client. The author tells how, by paying special attention to the motivation of your decisions and your presence during coaching, you can minimize the unconscious influence, bias and bias of the coach in order to bring maximum benefit to the client and the system in which he lives and works. In situations like this, it can be said that the coach becomes invisible, but this teaches him to recognize those moments in which active interaction with the client can be the most fruitful coaching solution. Coaching expert Maria Ilif-Wood shows you how to recognize, manage and use your coaching presence to the best advantage of the client.Recommended by the International Coaching Academy.