How can permission questions help leaders in an Asian context?

Playing the childhood game with your career!

Holiday conversations are casual - but one open question can add a meaningful element.

As the school year ends, parents can pause to reflect on it. What went well and what does the holiday ideally look like?

What are the characteristics of coaching? We presented some experiences for participants at CoachUP 8.

Here are some ideas for reflecting, celebrating, and refreshing during the long school holidays! (Ice cream, anyone?)

As the school year draws to a close, what would you like to remember?

After experiencing coaching, you want to try out some coaching-style communication for yourself. How might you start? Four ideas to get started with - and why they work.

Imagine you’re in conversation with (or coaching) someone, and they reply to your question with “I don’t know.” What might they mean and how can you move forward without leading or judging them?

“Surely you aren’t going out dressed like that!” and other parenting moments that could be enhanced with questions.

A simple coaching (or self-coaching) question that helps you aim for something really exciting.

Thinking ahead to the end of the school year amid the busyness of the start.

Reflecting back to help someone gain clarity.

What's the bravest thing you have ever done? We know what ours was!

Identifying the real challenge makes life exciting.

When things get tough, what keeps you moving forward?

Thinking about what makes a goal valuable - here and now.

What's truly significant for you?

Clarifying this one thing can make all the difference.