According to New Ventures West - while outcomes are specific to each client, Integral Coaching® programs will always aim towards 3 broad ends and I quote:
a. Long-term excellence
This has two dimensions: competence and fulfilment.
Competence is a capacity that endures. It is distinct from a goal, which is something you achieve, like getting a promotion or losing ten pounds.
Competence helps us achieve particular goals but it stays with us afterwards. For example, speaking in a way that moves people to action can contribute to a promotion. It can also open up new possibilities for our friendships, family life, and health.
We are fulfilled when we are held deeply by life, when what once burdened us has lifted. For the individual, the value of fulfilment is self-evident. For organizations, fulfilment is valuable because it promotes long-term commitment and superior outcomes among those working within the organization.
b. Self-correction
When we are self-correcting, we have the capacity to observe discrepancies between what we intend and the actual outcomes, between our espoused values and our actual actions, and then bridge the gap. When clients become self-correcting, they are no longer dependent upon a coach.
c. Self-generation
When self-generating, we have the ability to continuously renew ourselves by drawing upon resources from without and within. When clients are self-generating, the development of competence becomes not a final end state but a continuous process.