Defining success is part of which coaching assessment marker?

Defining success is a critical aspect of the coaching process that involves establishing clear goals and outcomes for both the client and the coaching engagement. In the context of ICF coaching assessment markers, this particular understanding is emphasized in Marker 3.2.

Marker 3.2 relates to the coach's ability to set goals and create a shared understanding of what success looks like for the client. It emphasizes the importance of collaboratively defining success based on the client’s unique context and aspirations. This marker ensures that the coaching process is tailored to the client's needs and establishes a clear direction for the coaching engagement.

By focusing on defining success, the coach encourages the client to articulate their vision, identify desired outcomes, and recognize benchmarks for achieving their goals. This foundational step is essential for measuring progress and cultivating accountability throughout the coaching relationship.