Hey there and welcome to the relationship coaching school podcast. If you're a coach or

therapist obsessed with helping people transform, you're in the right place. We're going to

geek out on all things coaching. What sparks real change? How do we help people wake up to their

full potential? What methods work?

Which ones fall flat? And if you're a relationship coaching client or you're engaged in relationship

focus therapies, this podcast is for you too because you're going to learn how to be an awesome client.

I'm Jason Gattis, the coach for married co-founders, creator of present-centered relationship coaching, and founder of the relationship school.

I've trained hundreds of coaches worldwide since 2016.

Over 100,000 people have taken my online programs, and I've written a best-selling book on conflict repair.

I've been happily married since 2007.

I have two incredible kids, and I see partnership in parenting as one of the best dojoes on the planet

to grow yourself up and evolve.

Get ready to sharpen your coaching skills,

deepen your understanding of how humans work

in the context of relationships,

and most importantly, be prepared to get results.

Let's go.

Welcome back, coaches, therapists, healers. What's up? Today I want to talk about the first principle of my coaching model. And it's a principle I want to have you consider when working

with humans.

And this one is really about having a view.

I was teaching my coaching training today, the big group of people. And someone asked me, you know, Jason, how you're always going meta with your clients?

How do you do that?

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