Coaching conversation with Aime
Works with your talent profile · session 3 of 10Taking more of a lead in meetings without it draining my energy
Last time we agreed you’d be the first to speak up once in the team meeting. How did that go?
I tried, but when I got pushback I froze.
That’s valuable information, and it fits what your profile shows. Setting direction is a natural strength of yours – so speaking up first took little effort. But dealing with confrontation sits in your fragile strength: you can do it, but it drains you, and under pressure it tips.
That doesn’t mean you should avoid it. It means you need a strategy that fits your nature – not one that forces you against it.
Shall we look at three approaches that match how you naturally work?
Aime works on one development goal at a time. Is your question about where a pattern comes from, or are several themes at play? Meet our me.coaches →
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About this screen
Why a coaching conversation gets the full screen
A practical question you ask in passing – that’s what the chat button in the bottom right is for. But a coaching conversation takes attention: your profile sits beside you, your goal stays at the top, and there’s room to think. That doesn’t fit in a corner.
Your goal in view
At the top is what you’re working on. Aime doesn’t lose the thread, and neither do you.
Your balance visible
You can see how many sessions you have left, and top up without leaving the conversation.
Referral close at hand
Does your question grow beyond one goal? Then the step to a me.coach is ready at the bottom.
