"No matter how strong a person
mentally is, without proper mental nourishment he or she will crumble. Personal
coaching is one of the best ways to help you get that nourishment and to keep
you stay focused." – BeingLive.com
In the Mahabharata epic, Lord Sri Krishna
can be compared as a great coach who coached Arjun when the latter was hitting
lows after seeing the army of relatives against whom he had to fight. Arjun deviated
from his chosen goals and finally gave up his archery at the battlefield of
Kurukshetra. Then Sri Krishna motivated him and coached through precious
sermons which we call ‘Bhagwath Gita’ and finally, prepared Arjun to fight
against the wrong people. Lord Sri
Krishna asserted that it was always the right that prevails over might and advised
Arjun to do duty without looking for returns.
Prior to the battle of Kurukshetra
both Duryodan and Arjun approaches Lord Shri Krishna to fight on behalf of
Kauravas and Pandavas respectively. Lord Sri Krishna provides two options to
them whether they would prefer him as a charioteer or a huge army of soldiers. Duryodan prefers a huge army of soldiers to Lord
Sri Krishna while Arjun prefers Lord Sri Krishna as a charioteer and coach to a
huge army of soldiers. Finally, in the battle of Kurukshetra Pandavas won the
battle with Lord Sri Krishna’s coaching abilities while the Kauravas lost the
battle despite having a huge army of soldiers on their side. It is obvious that a person with great
coaching skills and guiding abilities is much superior to an army of soldiers. It
shows the significance of coaching as coaches build skills and abilities among
the coachees which help the latter build more than an army of soldiers. Hence,
a great coach helps us align our strengths with goals and motivates to achieve
the desired outcomes and success in our personal, professional and social
lives.
“A good coach will make his players see
what they can become rather than what they are.” – Ara Parseghian
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