Judy Rees shares her experience and knowledge in today’s guest post as she asks: Could Asking Better Questions Make You Better At Everything? By Judy Rees What would you like to get better at? Public speaking? Running meetings? Time management? Persuasion? Choosing the perfect gift? Whatever’s on the top of your learning list, chances are … Read more
“There is no such thing as a worthless conversation, provided you know what to listen for. And questions are the breath of life for a conversation.” (James Nathan Miller)
“We do not grow by knowing all of the answers, but rather by living with the questions.” (Max De Pree)
Retirement coach Jan King shares an experience of using her coaching skills outside of a coaching session in this week’s guest post… Coaching Questions are an Everyday Matter by Jan King Really good coaching questions come in useful in all sorts of situations. Many years of carrying heavy handbags on my right shoulder meant that … Read more
I often see or hear those new to coaching either ask directly or voice a fear about not knowing what to do if they get “stuck” in a coaching session. For the purposes of this post I’m going to interpret “stuck” as having no idea what to do next. If this is a fear that … Read more
In this weeks guest post, communications coach and social networking expert, Nicky Kriel shares how you can use your coaching skills when developing your social media strategy. Using Coaching Questions to develop your Social Media Strategy by Nicky Kriel Are you using Social Media to help grow your Coaching Business? It is very easy to … Read more
“To raise new questions, new possibilities, to regard old problems from a new angle requires a creative imagination and marks the real advances in science.” (Albert Einstein)
I’m often interested to see the searches that people do that lead to this blog for coaches. Some are quite frankly mystifying but one recently attracted my attention as it was the simple question, “do coaches need to be confident?” So my coaching related post today is going to give my own personal answer, with … Read more