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How to Use Cloverleaf Coaching Tips at Work

Learn how to engage with your Daily Coaching Tips on Cloverleaf—save, share, reflect, and react to build self-awareness and strengthen team relationships.

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How to Use Cloverleaf Coaching Tips at Work

Cloverleaf's Daily Coaching Tips surface personalized insights about your strengths, blind spots, and working relationships, delivered in the moments when they're most useful. Engaging with your tips regularly helps you understand what drives your best work and how to collaborate more effectively with your team.

What You Can Do with Your Coaching Tips

Each tip supports four actions you can take directly from your email or the Cloverleaf platform: reflect, save, share, and react. Use these to turn a quick read into something actionable.

You can access all your saved reflections from My Dashboard at any time, and add notes to previous tips as your thinking evolves.

How to Save Tips for Later

If you don't have time to engage in the moment, select Save to bookmark the tip. Saved tips are accessible from the Saved Tips link on the left-side navigation menu whenever you're ready to revisit them.

How to Share a Tip with a Teammate

Select Share to send a tip directly to a teammate through the platform. This is an effective way to open a conversation about working styles, especially with people who know you well.

Sharing a tip can surface strengths you take for granted or start a dialogue about how your working patterns affect your collaboration.

How to Get Tips When You Have Meetings

Calendar Insights delivers coaching tips ahead of scheduled meetings, giving you context about each attendee's working style before you walk in. Connect your calendar in Cloverleaf to enable this feature.

How to Go Deeper with Discover

Discover is Cloverleaf's on-demand AI coach, available directly from your homepage. While your Daily Coaching Tips deliver scheduled insights, Discover lets you ask questions in the moment and receive personalized guidance based on your assessment data.

Use Discover when a tip sparks a question you want to explore further, or when you need coaching ahead of a specific situation. You can ask about yourself, a teammate, or your full team.

Example questions to get started:

  • How can I prepare for a difficult conversation with [Teammate Name]?

  • What are my strengths under stress?

  • Why do I feel tension in meetings with this person?

After receiving a response, use Dive Deeper to ask follow-up questions, How Do I Apply This to identify concrete next steps, and Take Notes to save insights for later. Notes are stored in your Coaching History, found in the Grow section of the left-hand navigation.

Your Daily Coaching Tips are also accessible directly on the Discover page, so you can move between scheduled tips and on-demand coaching without leaving the same view.

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