Coaching Questions

Introduction to The GROW Model There are many, many different coaching models out there, but I still haven't found anything that beats the GROW Model for simplicity, effectiveness - and results. So,...

This month, we're taking a closer look at the popular topic of Strengths! We've created this brand new Infographic to identify strengths for you to share with your audience - and to give you ideas for working...

This month, our theme is coaching questions - and there's no doubt coaches love powerful coaching questions! Now, we don't want to be formulaic when we ask questions of our clients, but it's also helpful to...

Journaling is a powerful tool for transformation that I believe should be in every coach's toolkit. As coaches, we know that powerful questions can help guide our clients to transformation, learning and...

Inquiry is a core process and way of being in coaching. In my practice I have observed that creative, generative, powerful questioning is one of coaching's greatest strengths. Powerful questions support...

With Thanksgiving right around the corner it's a great time to ponder how we can increase our gratitude! Use the coaching questions in the graphic below for both you AND your clients to create a habit of...

Logic or Saboteur? It can be easy to get caught up in a client's story, especially when the story sounds logical. We might think our client is using sound common sense. So we find ourselves nodding our...

  It's never been a more exciting time to be a leader! Virtual and remote working is now common, and calls on all professionals to boost their leadership capability whether they're in a formal...

When we asked for a book review from our newsletter readers, two people wrote in about "The Coaching Habit". I also had this on my reading list, so this book review is a collaborative one! A big thank-you to...

I once believed that to achieve the goals outside my comfort zone I needed to be more confident. Full disclosure - I admit this belief still runs deep for me even though the research says that the opposite...