Questions for Coaching the Being and the Doing From the Carolina Coaching Mario Blog

Questions for Coaching the Being and the Doing From the Carolina Coaching Mario Blog

Examples of Questions Carolina Asks: Questions for Coaching the Being and the Doing From the Carolina Coaching Mario Blog

  • 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 possible career paths?
  • Describe what you value most about each.
  • What are the pros and cons of each?
  • In turn, imagine pursuing each. Describe moving forward.
  • Which career path do you want?
  • What are the reasons for your choice?
  • What have you done thus far to move you forward?
  • What else will you do?
  • How does taking those action steps feel to you?
  • Describe the outcome you want.
  • Describe your process for earning a promotion.
  • What are you noticing about your process?
  • What are you noticing about yourself?
  • What motivates you?
  • What successes demonstrate your capacity?
  • What skills do you have for the path you choose?
  • What skills do you want to develop?
  • What resources will you use?
  • What does it mean to you to get promoted?
  • How will you excel?
  • What strategies will you implement?
  • What kind of leader do you want to be?
  • What kind of leader are you now?
  • How will you bridge the gap?
  • How will you create teamwork?
  • How will you have a positive impact?
  • What is self-care to you?
  • How do you want to incorporate fitness in your new schedule?
  • What does balance self-care, relationships, and career mean?
  • How will you balance time for work and your relationship?
  • What are you learning through this process?
  • What does your long-term success mean to you?

Wins:

  • The coaching is tailored to the client.
  • Mario chooses his career path.
  • Mario figures out how to balance increasing work time with his relationship and his self-care.
  • The coaching serves both the Being and the Doing.

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