Questions can uncover obstacles and barriers to progress from "summary" of Coaching Questions by Tony Stoltzfus
As coaches, our role is to help our clients move forward and overcome challenges. One powerful tool we have at our disposal is asking questions. Questions have the ability to uncover obstacles and barriers that may be hindering our client's progress. By asking probing questions, we can delve deeper into the thoughts, beliefs, and emotions that may be holding our clients back. These questions can bring to light hidden fears, self-limiting beliefs, or past experiences that are acting as roadblocks to their growth. Asking questions also allows us to challenge our clients' assumptions and per...
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