Short conversational clip from a YouTube video by Sachin Patel contrasting teachability and coachability. Teachability is defined as willingness to learn (e.g., reading, podcasts, videos); coachability is defined as willingness to be held accountable to apply new skills, receive feedback, and address blind spots. The speakers emphasize finding the right coach or mentor as where growth happens.
Teachability is our.
Willingness to learn new things. So that might be reading a book.
It might be watching.
A podcast, maybe even this video on YouTube. So that's learning things but being coachable is coachability and that tells me how willing you are to learn new things and to.
Actually be held.
Accountable at putting those things, those skills or those talents or that knowledge into action and getting feedback on it.
So learning something.
That'S teachability, being coachable is coachability and that's really where growth takes place. So many of.
Us are teachable.
We love learning new things but we.
Have to make sure that we have somebody that's kind of finding and identifying, helping us identify.
Our blind spots. And that's where you know the right.
Coach, the right mentor.
The right guide, the right sage.
For you is going.
To be really important in the area that you need that expertise. So if you're dealing with loss or grief then you need someone who specializes.
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