This coaching question makes clients uncomfortable - in a good way!

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This ONE powerful coaching question will make your clients super uncomfortable (and maybe even a little bit mad), but trust us, it's 100% worth it, and your client WILL thank you later! Can you guess which question it is?

KEY HIGHLIGHTS:
00:00 The (uncomfortable) coaching question
02:25 Why this question is so good
04:18 Dealing with conflicting goals

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Absolutely fantastic message and so true. It also reminds me of a quote I heard recently, “don’t want what someone else has unless you’re willing to do what they did to get it.“ There is a balance sheet. Looking at things I’ve lost along the way that were hard and painful to lose, I realized I followed my priorities and they were worth it. This message is spot on.

lizrankin

Such a great and important question! When I've facilitated strategic planning, I've asked what the team will do when two values are in conflict in a situation (eg being kind/nice and being growth/future oriented-- yes, there's a lot to unpack in this, but a simple eg 🙂 -- may have to show tough love sometimes).
This is such a great way of phrasing the Q.

RachelPattersonMultiCulti

Always love this question. Because it brings me back to the essential. Thanks for sharing

marie-claireebale

100% agree, Ajit! What a coincidence it was that in our mastermind group recently, one of the coaches brought up the exact same question of "When you say yes to something, you are also saying no to something else." We were discussing about priority. We can have competing priorities too. It is so important to list them from the most important to the least important. While having a vivid vision and plan for our life is a great tool and compass to guide us, we just cannot do all of them at the same time because then they will start to conflict with one another. Really love this question. Thank you for sharing! 💗

longevitywithnancy