This document discusses mini projects and coaching. It provides examples of potential mini project topics like aging, animals, business, and helping the homeless. It defines coaching as supporting an individual through achieving a personal or professional goal. A coach provides positive feedback, advice, and motivation to help people improve. Coaching sessions are periodic structured meetings between a coach and team to work towards goals and project completion. Common mistakes coaches make include being too persuasive, wanting to advise instead of coach, thinking their way is always right, and taking on too much responsibility.

1. Mini projects development

2. What kind of projects can be
relevant?

4. Can be also:
• Aging
• Animals
• Business
• Collaboration between sectors
• Homeless ppl

5. Coaching
• Coaching, is the practice of supporting an
individual, referred to as a coachee, through the
process of achieving a specific personal or
professional result.
• A casual business practice of coaching is the act
of providing positive support and feedback while
offering occasional advice to an individual or
group in order to help them recognize ways in
which they can improve the effectiveness of their
business.

6. Coach - it's ...
• Your partner in achieving professional and personal goals.
• Your supporter in the process of changing for the better.
• Your communication and life skills trainer.
• Your motivation when it is necessary to take decisive action.
• Your unconditional support when you got a direct hit.
• Your mentor in personal development.
• Your partner in creating an outstanding project.
• Your lighthouse in the storm.
• Your alarm clock, if you can not hear your own.
• And most importantly, coach - is your mate to achieve the
most important for you things.

7. Coach session - is ...
• Periodic and structured activity during which
coach communicates with the team.
• Purpose - to move together with the team to
achieve goal, realize project.
• Time from 30 to 90 minutes.

8. Coach mistakes
• Too persuasive
• Want to advise
• The first way is not always right
• Responsibility

9. Soo….
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