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Mentioned in 51 episodes
The Coaching Habit
Say Less, Ask More & Change the Way You Lead Forever
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In 'The Coaching Habit,' Michael Bungay Stanier provides a straightforward and effective approach to coaching.
Drawing on his extensive experience training managers worldwide, he introduces seven essential coaching questions designed to help managers unlock their team's potential.
These questions include the Kickstart Question, the AWE Question, the Lazy Question, the Strategic Question, the Focus Question, the Foundation Question, and the Learning Question.
The book emphasizes the importance of saying less and asking more, fostering a collaborative and empowering work environment.
It combines practical advice with research in neuroscience and behavioral economics, making coaching a daily, informal part of managerial work rather than a formal event.
Drawing on his extensive experience training managers worldwide, he introduces seven essential coaching questions designed to help managers unlock their team's potential.
These questions include the Kickstart Question, the AWE Question, the Lazy Question, the Strategic Question, the Focus Question, the Foundation Question, and the Learning Question.
The book emphasizes the importance of saying less and asking more, fostering a collaborative and empowering work environment.
It combines practical advice with research in neuroscience and behavioral economics, making coaching a daily, informal part of managerial work rather than a formal event.
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Mentioned in 51 episodes
Mentioned by 
Jeff Yip as the author of a book that has a set of great questions that really invite conversation.
Jeff Yip as the author of a book that has a set of great questions that really invite conversation.
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What Leaders Get Wrong About Listening
Recommended as the best-selling coaching book of the century and recognized as a classic.
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740: How to Lead Organizational Change, with Michael Bungay Stanier
Mentioned by 
Rich Litvin as a book that sold over a million copies, illustrating the growing popularity of coaching.
Rich Litvin as a book that sold over a million copies, illustrating the growing popularity of coaching.
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RICH LITVIN: Finding What You Want
Mentioned by 
Mike Michalowicz , referencing Michael Bungay Stanier's advice on the importance of personal experience in writing a successful book.
Mike Michalowicz , referencing Michael Bungay Stanier's advice on the importance of personal experience in writing a successful book.
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#236: Mike Michalowicz – How the author of Profit First stays lean by licensing his ideas [Greatest Hits]
Mentioned by Rodney Evans as Michael's bestselling book, impacting many people's understanding of coaching.
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26. Unweirding Change with Michael Bungay Stanier
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Pat Flynn which changed his life because a good coach asks questions so that the person you are coaching actually is the one who comes up with the answers.
Pat Flynn which changed his life because a good coach asks questions so that the person you are coaching actually is the one who comes up with the answers.
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Building a Personal Brand and Finding Your Why | Pat Flynn (Ep 153)
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Dave Stachowiak to address the issue of leaders rescuing employees from problems instead of coaching them.
Dave Stachowiak to address the issue of leaders rescuing employees from problems instead of coaching them.31 snips
413: Effective Delegation of Authority, with Hassan Osman
Mentioned by Robert Glazer in comparison to 
Michael Watkins ' book, highlighting its success as a self-published book.
Michael Watkins ' book, highlighting its success as a self-published book.
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Elevate Classics: Michael Watkins, Author Of The First 90 Days
