For coaches

Zoom-Out for Coaches

Help your clients step back from what’s keeping them stuck, see the bigger picture and find their own next step.

What People Say

Coaches, in their words.

Feedback from executive, leadership and agile coaches who have used Zoom-Out, including at Schroders.

Rob uses his Zoom Out material effectively and appropriately within the organisation.

Portrait of Andy Wheeldon Andy WheeldonLeadership Coach & Trainer

It was Rob's work with Zoom-Out that stands out the most. Rob introduced the coaches to a conflict resolution workshop and we all agreed it was brilliant.

Portrait of Rhos Chappelle Rhos ChappelleAgile Transformation Coach, Schroders

Rob's Zoom-Out conflict resolutions workshops never failed to teach or inspire all who attended and the teams at Schroders found Zoom-Out workshops and content to be deeply engaging, practical and relevant, consequently, Rob's workshops consistently won the highest reviews.

Portrait of Jay Rahman Jay RahmanAgile Coach, Schroders
Coaching Cards

A card, a picture and a question.

Each card has a short insight and a question, in a colour for each Zoom-Out Dimension. Your client draws a card and finds their own way to a more helpful perspective.

There are two more decks: the Book Companion Cards, each a Zoom-In Trap with the Zoom-Out to counteract it, and the Teamwork Cards for team sessions.

Questions by Dimension

Eight ways to step back

Each Zoom-Out Dimension is a different way to widen a client’s view, with its own questions to ask.

Use it in a session

Tools and games

The Framework

A backbone for the conversation

One motto, six signposts and eight dimensions: the structure behind everything Zoom-Out does, drawn together as the Compass.

Read Next

From the library

Printed decks and training for coaches

The card decks are printed and shipped on demand. Training for coaches is in development: tell Rob what would help you most.

Not sure where to start? Tell us what’s on your mind and we’ll find a quote, a card and the best Zoom-Out reading and tools for it.

What’s on your mind?