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What? How? Who?
Paul Kawkabany – https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-kawkabany-b7b2a811a/ I’ve been standing at this question, which was kind of challenging for me: how can I answer such a question? Is it sufficient for me to say information about myself and / or others? Do I … Read more
Questions for Coaching the Being and the Doing From the Carolina Coaching Mario Blog
Examples of Questions Carolina Asks: Describe yourself. What are your priorities? How does your use of time compare with your priorities? Describe your ideal use of time for your priorities. What do you gain from your work? What are your … Read more
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Questions for Coaching the Being from the Elena Coaching Mario Blog
Examples of Questions Elena Asks: How do you prioritize work, family, and self-care? How do you use your time? How do your priorities align with your use of time? What is meaningful to you about your work? What is meaningful … Read more
Questions for Ken Coaching Mario around Doing
Examples of Questions Ken Asks: What is your motivation for getting promoted? What are the implications of a promotion? How does a promotion now impact long-term opportunities? What are the ways a promotion benefits you? How committed are you to … Read more
The What of What? When? How?
What are we witnessing? Where to even begin with this question? A world pandemic. Worldwide protesting. Social injustice. A new way. Emotions. Conflicts. Connections. Loss. Opportunity. Fear. Hope. The same old same old. Something different. Hate. Love. Ignorance. Budding awareness. Separation. … Read more
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Tagged coaches, conflicts, emotions, opportunity, pandemic, questions, the how, the what, The What of What? When? How?, the when
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