The Coaching Habit audiobook cover - In a world full of rushed advice and shallow check-ins, these seven simple questions help leaders and teammates slow down, get curious, and guide conversations toward clarity, ownership, and real learning—without pressure, performance, or pretending to have all the answers.

The Coaching Habit

In a world full of rushed advice and shallow check-ins, these seven simple questions help leaders and teammates slow down, get curious, and guide conversations toward clarity, ownership, and real learning—without pressure, performance, or pretending to have all the answers.

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Description

This audio-friendly summary explores why many coaching conversations stall out—and how a handful of thoughtful questions can gently move them forward. Instead of getting trapped in small talk, rushing to diagnose, or repeating the same stale meeting script, listeners learn how to open space for what actually matters.

Across seven essential questions, the focus stays practical and human: starting well, going deeper, finding the real challenge, choosing “what” over “why,” offering help without overcommitting, making intentional choices, and ending conversations with learning that lasts. The result is a calmer, more effective way to coach—at work and beyond.

Who Should Listen

  • Managers, team leads, and coaches who want more meaningful conversations without feeling like they must “have the perfect answer.”
  • Busy professionals who keep solving the wrong problem and want a simpler way to find what’s really going on.
  • Anyone who wants to communicate with more curiosity, clarity, and calm—face-to-face or through messages and email.

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