The Outsider Edge Podcast. S1 General Theory of Coaching. Episode 10/13 Leonardo Ravier - Ante Actio

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Source of AI Podcast: "General Theory of Coaching" (Doctoral Thesis/Book)
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► SUMMARY
The podcast presents a discussion on the theoretical foundation of coaching according to Dr. Ravier's "General Theory of Coaching." The distinction between natural and social sciences is explored, arguing for the necessity of a different approach to understanding human action, referred to as methodological dualism. The conversation focuses on the concept of a science that is "Ante actio" or prior to action, establishing fundamental axioms such as consciousness, existence, and intentional action, drawing from the ideas of Aristotle, Husserl, and the Austrian School. From these axioms, categories and guiding principles for coaching are derived, including consciousness, freedom, trust, responsibility, commitment, and coherence, laying the groundwork for a rigorous understanding of the discipline.

► INDEX
00:00 Introduction
01:20 Methodological Dualism
07:52 Coaching and the Primary Scientific Foundation ("Ante actio")
13:03 Fundamental Axioms of Coaching
15:39 The Axiom of Human Consciousness
17:11 The Axiom of Existence
18:44 Free Will
20:54 The Axiom of Human Action
22:46 Fundamental Categories of Human Action
25:09 The Guiding or Axiomatic Principles of Coaching
27:14 The Coaching Framework
29:33 Conclusion

► DR. LEONARDO RAVIER (Argentine and Spanish national, resident in Madrid), entrepreneur and outsider author on psychology, economics and management.
Doctor in Psychology from the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) and in Economic Sciences from the Rey Juan Carlos University (URJC), visiting university professor, international speaker and author of several books, including “General Theory of Coaching” (2021), “Self-management” (2020), “Non-directive Coaching” (2016), “Economic History of Entrepreneurship” (2016) or “Art and Science of Coaching” (2005).

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