
Coaching Conversations in 2025
Coaching Conversations with Tim Hagen, where we teach leaders and managers how to coach their employees. This is the ideal podcast for leaders, managers, and aspiring leaders to improve their coaching and leadership skills to create a more positive coaching culture within their teams.
In 2025, we're doing weekly podcasts on various coaching topics and strategies that will rotate throughout the month, as opposed to 2024 where the weekly episodes featured a monthly theme. Coaching Conversations will continue to have four episodes per month and we're going to sprinkle in masterclasses, which will be lengthier, workshop-style formats.
We also invite you to join the new FREE e-publication, the Workplace Coaching Times founded by Tim Hagen. This weekly newsletter contains expert insights on coaching strategies on specific topics like sales coaching, leading with empathy, and self-awareness techniques, and much more. We're a community of leaders, managers and coaches transforming workplace challenges into coaching victories—one conversation at a time. Subscribe here: https://coachingtimes.beehiiv.com/subscribe
Coaching Conversations in 2025
The Coaching Loop
Welcome to Coaching Conversations
We have created a NEW and Innovative line of books called Workplace Coaching Books. These books use QR codes with embedded audio and video lessons speaking directly to the reader. Each book comes with assessments and journal based coaching pages where they document what they've learned and what they've applied. In addition each book comes with the self analysis link that prompts them to share what they've learned and what they've put into action leading to greater learner application a
Coaching Talks is a dynamic leadership development speaking series customized to your needs. Need help spreading the value and application of workplace coaching? Let us help:
We provide many styles of speaking services:
- We provide virtual keynotes
- We specialize in 4 part virtual series (we always customize)
- We have a unique feature called "Speaker Tracks" where we send to all audience members reinforcement lessons after the talk (to the pc or cell phone), thus keeping people on track after the talk
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When we're coaching people, one of the challenges that we all have is to get people to apply the coaching, to get people to become approachable and coachable. You know, one of the best things that we can do is to ask these questions in the form of a post-session assessment. That could literally be from a coaching session, a training session, maybe an all-company assessment, all-employee assessment, and one of the things that we always ask is something called the last assessment. Last is an acronym for learn, actions, share and tell, and our questions are as the follow, as the following what did you learn? What actions have you taken, what actions are you going to take? Share of any successes and challenges. And then T tell us of your commitment going forward.
Speaker 1:Now, we do something called a coaching loop. So when we use our assessments and we use a tool called JotForm, we literally automatically program each assessment filled out by each person to route their answers, along with the questions, to their direct supervisor, manager, leader. What that does is it brings people together. Now the questions of last what did you learn, you know? What actions have you taken? Share of your successes. T tell us of your commitment going forward. Our coaching questions what did you learn? What actions are you going to take? That's a change question. Share of any successes and challenges that's a self-awareness. And then the T tell us of your commitment, of what you're going to do going forward is an accountability coaching question. So if you're leading sessions, ask post-session assessment coaching questions. Then find a way to use the data and or have their answers routed right back to the person that they directly report to, which gives further visibility to where people potentially need help and where that manager can also actualize and reward and recognize their employees' efforts.