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Tony Stoltzfus 2005 Summary

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Author Tony Stoltzfus (2005) gives enlightenment on the importance of the coaching process. Stoltzfus (2005) asserts, “The power of coaching to change lives come from the belief, trust and support that flow through the transparent bond between coach and client” (p. 79). The seven elements of this coaching context and their characteristic flow are relationship-based, client-centered, goal-driven, listening, asking, acting and supporting (Stoltzfus, 2005). Consequently, each of these characteristics is essential for the Christian or secular coach. These principles are the core of the required due diligence that each coach needs to exemplify and resonate throughout the relationship. These characteristics influence the interaction between the

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