Your Inner Qualities: Coaching Questions on True Inner Power

The image prominently features a luxurious and ornate armchair, crafted from rich brown leather with a deep tufted design on the backrest. The chair's arms and legs are adorned with intricate carvings, enhancing its regal and antique appearance. The leather itself is a vibrant, polished chestnut colour, indicating well-maintained quality and a stately presence. The chair sits against a plain, light-coloured background that accentuates its detailed craftsmanship and stately design. Above the chair, there is a Sudanese proverb: "A large chair does not make a king."

The quote of the day is:

“A large chair does not make a king.” (Sudanese Proverb)

Questions For Coaches

If it didn’t matter what it looked like, what action would you take?

In what ways do you support clients in recognising that true power comes from within, not from their position or resources?

In what areas of your life are you focusing more on appearances than on substance, and how can you shift your focus?

How can you inspire and lead others by example rather than by rank or position?

Bonus Questions

In what ways does realising that status doesn’t define worth help you focus on your inner qualities?

What insights arise when you stop seeking validation from external titles and focus on your inner wisdom?

How do you measure your self-worth—by external achievements or by inner qualities?

How would you know you had a stronger sense of self, independent of titles or external recognition?

About Jen Waller

Jen Waller is a transformative coach dedicated to empowering individuals to get out of their own way and make a meaningful impact in the world. With an impactful, nurturing coaching style, Jen supports clients in unlocking their potential and achieving their goals. As an experienced coach and trainer, she guides clients from self-doubt to success.

Discover how Jen can support you to get out of your own way here.

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