Encourage clients to think creatively with questions from "summary" of Coaching Questions by Tony Stoltzfus
To help clients think creatively, ask open-ended questions that encourage them to explore new possibilities and perspectives. By framing questions in a way that allows for multiple answers, you can stimulate innovative thinking and problem-solving. Avoid asking leading questions that steer clients towards a specific answer, as this can limit their ability to think outside the box. Instead, focus on prompting them to consider fresh ideas and approaches that they may not have thought of before.
One effective strategy is to use hypothetical scenarios or "what if" questions to stretch clients' thinking and challenge their assumptions. For example, you could ask, "What if you had unlimited resources to achieve your goal? How would you approach it differently?" This can help clients break free from self-imposed limitations and see new possibilities for reaching ...
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