Open Questions Closed Questions (Curiosity – Enlarged question) (Specific question) Questions that can reach deep into the consciousness of the other person and elicit it. Ex.1) What kind of job do you want to do? Questions that can be answered without deep thought Questions that can be answered with yes or no Ex.1) Where is your hometown? Ex. 2) What day is it today?
Question Past Tense Question Future-oriented and creative questions, questions to find alternatives (How?) Ex. 1) Is there a way you could improve this? Past-orientated, reproachable questions (Why?) EX. 1) Why couldn’t you do it? Asking Questions Well
drives questions. Curiosity is not a coach’s guiding question. Client's unknown ‘Journey inward 〮 Companion’ Curiosity promotes the client’s own powerful exploratory powers. Curiosity opens oneself up and promotes trust. Interrogative questions make people defensive and foster anxiety and distrust among them. Asking Questions Well
take to achieve that?” Is there any other case where we can do the job better?” Can you simplify the meaning of that?” I want to know more about that. Could you tell me one more thing? If so, what do you think is good about it?” Is there any obstacles in doing that? Asking Questions Well
building muscles of curiosity, like the muscles of the body. Sensing the other person's energy changes (excitement, anger, joy, sadness, etc.) Unlocking the clues of curiosity Great coaches don't have answers, they have curiosity. Asking Questions Well
Discovery Questions It always excites coaches and clients. Basically, the purpose of coaching is discovery. Discovery questions ask about feelings, situations, beings, intuitions, inquiry, information, reasons, goals, challenges, motivations, and reality. Unbiased questions. Questions that do not contain subjective values or intentions. Questions that are not based on the coach’s ego. Asking Questions Well
and ask each other questions One is a coach and the other a client Decide a coaching topic Ask and Receive Questions (Curiosity, Discovery, and Neutrality Centered) Practice while swapping roles Asking Questions Well