Coaching Skills

I recently published Coach Goals, Not Problems, which I consider to be one of the most important coaching strategies of all time. Here's my #1

I recently received a comment from an RCI member about a coaching exercise that we use: "I was challenged by the SHOULD language used in one of the

I've noticed many trainees in RCI's Relationship Coach Training programs using "Why" questions ineffectively, so let's address that. Spoiler Alert:

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What is a powerful coaching question? Very simply (and I do prefer simple), in my opinion, a coaching question has power if it moves your client

A common question of coach trainees is "As a coach can we provide our opinion or advice as long as it's in the form of question?" The short answer

First, if you've never heard the term, "verbal clutter" is the annoying, habitual, repetitious use of words and sounds that are unnecessary to

"You can't always get what you want. But if you try sometimes you might find you get what you need." -The Rolling Stones Our clients want to be