Gray Cook Apprenticeship Vs Internship

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Apprenticeship Vs Internship – Gray Cook Lecture – Gray Cook Mentorship

A different from his normal lectures, in this short session, Gray Cook talks about professionalism…how we can think and behave in ways the reflect well toward our peers and our clients.

“A mentorship is over whenever you decide you’re done, when your mentor leaves the room or if you break up the relationship, but that doesn’t mean you’ve completed a mentorship. That doesn’t mean you’ve ingested everything the mentor has to teach you. It just means that due to time or financial constraints, you’re no longer in the presence of this person, but you’re going to drop the mentor’s name in your future business dealings because you’ve been exposed to somebody who’s noteworthy.

“An apprenticeship is over when you’re really good at what you’re studying. That’s when the apprenticeship is over. I think we can be ‘apprenticed’ by people or by a framework laid down by someone. It’s very important to have that framework. I want to talk about Don Miguel Ruiz’s Four Agreements as a professional framework.” ~Gray Cook

TOPIC MARKERS

• Mentorship vs Apprenticeship (1:43)
• The Four Agreements (3:04)
• Be Impeccable with Your Word (4:28)
• Don’t Take Anything Personally (11:25)
• Don’t Make Assumptions (16:06)
• Always Do Your Best (20:38)
• Principle-Based Action (26:05)
• Efficient and Effective (28:00)
• Conclusion (33:30)

LECTURER BIO

Gray Cook consults with professional and university coaches and athletes, and teaches on various aspects of physical therapy, sports medicine and performance enhancement. His over-riding philosophy is that movement professionals must first understand human movement patterns. He’s the author of Movement: Functional Movement Systems: Screening, Assessment, Corrective Strategies and Athletic Body in Balance and the creator of over a dozen DVD packages. His two main websites are GrayCook.com and Functionalmovement.com.