Growth Dynamics Insights Blog

When in Rome do as the Romans do sounds simple enough. But when treating a patient, how capable are physicians, nurses and other caregivers at addressing the patient in a style that is most accommodating to that patient? Understanding that not all patients will want to be communicated with the same way can be crucial in developing the all important skill that is most commonly know as tremendous bedside manner. Is it the patient’s responsibility to change to accommodate the caregiver or should the caregiver make the adjustments to keep the patient most comfortable?

Charlie Hauck,
Founder, President, Coach, Provocateur

Who am I and how do I get away with this stuff we call coaching and development?

 Well, I am often your best friend and your worst nightmare if you are my client. As confusing as that may seem, it does make perfect sense. As your best friend, I want you to be the best you can be, have the best you can have and live life as full as you can live it. As your worst nightmare, I also know that at times you will make excuses for why that is not happening as quickly as you want it to happen. You will want to blame your partner, your employees, your boss, your spouse, the economy, the weather or even your kids. Seriously I have heard them all at one time or another over the past almost 25 years of doing this stuff.