Make the action specific
Turn a broad intention into something the client can recognise and discuss in everyday life.
Use habits to focus coaching on small, repeatable actions that fit the client’s everyday routine.
Every coaching feature is included in every plan. Choose the client and team capacity you need.
A larger goal becomes easier to discuss when the next action is clear. Coach habits alongside training and nutrition, with attention to what the client can realistically repeat.
Turn a broad intention into something the client can recognise and discuss in everyday life.
Keep habit coaching alongside the training and nutrition context you already use with the client.
Ask how the action fits the week, so your response reflects circumstances as well as intentions.
A practical way to use this capability in your coaching.
Choose a repeatable action that supports the direction you have discussed.
Describe the action so you both understand what practising it would look like.
Discuss what helped, what felt difficult and whether to adjust the action.
A habit is a repeated action, not a promise of a particular result. Keep the discussion grounded in what the client is trying and experiencing.
Some weeks call for a smaller commitment. Use the conversation to understand the situation before changing the routine or adding more to it.
Agree on a repeatable action that fits the client’s week.
A habit focuses on a repeatable action. A task gives a specific piece of work a clear place in the coaching process.
Yes. Habits are included in every Mentorper plan, alongside the other coaching features.
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