How does a team of four people continuously coach one another? What’s it like to be coached for most of your life? He has coached individuals, groups and within his string ensemble for 25 years. Daniel Ching, the founding first violinist of the Miro Quartet, has a unique perspective of giving and receiving feedback. Watch to learn tips:
- To build an environment of trust, vulnerability and safety during a coaching relationship.
- For receiving coaching and learning to set aside ego.
- About team/ensemble quick check-ins.
- On how to depersonalize comments and focus on outcomes not the person.
If you enjoy a Manhattan like we do, here’s our standard recipe:
2 parts Basil Hayden’s Dark Rye (or another rye or rye/bourbon combo)
1 Part Carpano Antica Formula Sweet Vermouth (or Cocchi Storico Vermouth di Torino (Sweet Vermouth)
1-2 Luxardo Maraschino Cherries
In a shaker full of ice, add rye and sweet vermouth. Shake until fully chilled. Strain and pour mixture into martin-style glass, add 1-2 cherries into the glass. Cheers!
Learn more about the Miro Quartet – https://miroquartet.com/