Peter J. Redding introduces the topic of coaching mastery and the focus on ICF PCC Marker #3.

• Peter explains the purpose of the live streaming session and its focus on coaching mastery.
• The session specifically addresses ICF PCC Marker #3, relevant to both practicing and aspiring professional coaches.
• He introduces himself as a professional coach with extensive experience and credentials.

Discussion on ICF core competencies and their importance in professional coaching.

• Peter discusses the ICF core competency model, ethics, and the recent updates to the model.
• He emphasizes the ICF's role in advancing coaching effectiveness through research.
• The significance of aligning with ICF competencies for client development is highlighted.

Peter elaborates on establishing agreements within coaching sessions based on ICF PCC markers.

• Peter describes the four markers under ICF PCC Marker #3, which is about establishing and maintaining agreements.
• He details the first marker, 3.1, which involves partnering with the client to identify what they want to achieve in a session.
• The importance of specificity in asking clients what they want to accomplish today is stressed.

Exploring the second marker under ICF PCC Marker #3, focusing on defining measures of success.

• Peter discusses marker 3.2, which involves partnering with the client to define measures of success for the session.
• He provides examples of how to ask clients about their success measures in a way that is specific to today's session.
• The approach aims to guide clients toward tangible or intangible outcomes they wish to achieve by the session's end.

Delving into the third marker under ICF PCC Marker #3, which involves exploring significance and relevance.

• Peter describes marker 3.3, which is about inquiring or exploring the importance or meaning behind the client's session goals.
• He emphasizes the need to keep the conversation focused on the significance of achieving goals within the current session.
• Peter provides insights on how to guide clients in articulating the deeper meaning of their objectives.

Addressing the fourth marker under ICF PCC Marker #3, focusing on identifying client's needs and barriers.

• Peter discusses marker 3.4, which involves partnering with the client to define what they believe they need to address to achieve session goals.
• He expresses his preference for asking clients about the strengths or values they can bring to the session rather than focusing on potential barriers.
• Peter explains how this approach can positively influence the client's motivation and forward progression.

Peter concludes the session with an interactive Q&A and provides closing remarks.

• Peter opens the floor for questions and addresses inquiries from participants regarding the session's content.
• He provides additional clarification on the application of the ICF PCC markers in coaching sessions.
• The session ends with an invitation to join the next week's live stream focusing on ICF competency number four.