Introduction to the ICF Competency Model and Episode 2's focus on Competency #3.

• Peter J. Redding welcomes viewers to the second episode about the ICF Competency Model.
• He presents an overview of the intentions for the coaching mastery series.

In-depth discussion on Competency #3, including its significance and sub-competencies.

• Competency #3's role in the coaching process is explained, focusing on establishing clear agreements.
• Peter talks about the importance of the coach-client relationship and the overall coaching engagement.
• He emphasizes that coaching agreements should outline the goals and expectations of both the client and the stakeholders.

Clarifying coaching boundaries and setting expectations for coaching sessions.

• Peter clarifies what coaching is and isn't, detailing the distinctions from therapy, mentoring, and training.
• He describes how to manage expectations and responsibilities within the coaching process.

Discussion on establishing agreements regarding the coaching approach and respecting client autonomy.

• Peter discusses reaching agreements on what's appropriate in the coaching relationship.
• He emphasizes the client's autonomy in setting the direction and content of sessions.

The importance of client-coach compatibility and managing the focus and time of the coaching session.

• The significance of client-coach chemistry is highlighted.
• Peter shares his approach to ensuring sessions are productive and focused on the client's desired outcomes.