Curiosity killed the Coach

• Why you should master the art of Great Questions

  In this episode of Curiosity Killed the Coach, Eric and Michel dive into what really makes a great coaching conversation, asking the right questions! They break down the Rubber Ball Technique, highlight questions they use in their coaching and share how active listening can transform coaching. Along the way, they tackle common coaching pitfalls (like getting stuck in surface-level questions) and offer simple, practical ways to spark deeper, more meaningful dialogue. Whether listeners are just starting out or looking to sharpen their coaching skills, this episode provides valuable insights on navigating coaching challenges, including what to do when someone just doesn’t want to be coached. Resources mentioned in the podcast:  Eric's Question Bank for coaching sessions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1I-JzpzHi3VO0-MYF_9HmUHuVszmpioJ_kPtnqupNaYc/edit?usp=sharing The list of 36 Questions that lead to love: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o7xQaDlDexMYhsBZFkHKBFLGJHFdtB6CJftTbpSc9AA/edit?usp=sharing We’d Love to Hear from You! Got questions, topic suggestions, or need help navigating the world of coaching and leadership? We’re here for it! Reach out and let’s keep the conversation going.   💬 Connect with us on LinkedIn:  Eric: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericdawson92  Michel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michel-henrietta   💡 Share your thoughts and ideas—we might feature them in a future episode! Your curiosity fuels this podcast. Don’t be shy—we'd love to hear from you! 💪   Time stamps: 00:00 Introduction to Curiosity Kill the Coach 01:03 The Art of Asking Great Questions 02:24 Engaging Conversations and Contextual Questions 08:11 The Rubber Ball Technique 13:38 Exploring Beliefs and Coaching Techniques 19:28 The Power of Positivity and Coaching 20:05 Effective Coaching Questions 21:16 Digging Deeper: The Nine Whys 28:30 Facilitation vs. Coaching 33:47 Building a Coaching Relationship 37:00 Practical Tips for Aspiring Coaches 39:58 Conclusion and Resources

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• Chris Do killed the Coach: Why you should invest in yourself

  In this episode of Curiosity killed the Coach, Michel and Eric discuss the significance of investing in yourself for coaches and leaders. Michel shares his experience attending a workshop led by Chris Do, a renowned content creator and coach for creatives. The workshop focused on 'Conversational Selling', a technique that emphasizes genuine, honest conversations instead of pushy sales tactics. Michel shares a personal journey, tackling challenges like imposter syndrome in stressful situations, and how the training helped him to better navigate these challenges. The episode underscores the importance of the power of being authentic, overcoming limiting beliefs and why you should invest in yourself. Want to know more about Chris Do and conversational selling:  https://www.thefutur.com/content/how-to-land-sales-without-being-gross---with-jule-kim We’d Love to Hear from You! Got questions, topic suggestions, or need help navigating the world of coaching and leadership? We’re here for it! Reach out and let’s keep the conversation going. 💬 Connect with us on LinkedIn:  Eric: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericdawson92  Michel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michel-henrietta 💡 Share your thoughts and ideas—we might feature them in a future episode! Your curiosity fuels this podcast. Don’t be shy—reach out today! 💪   Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to Curiosity Kill The Coach 00:29 Investing in Yourself: Michel's Journey to London 01:26 Facing Fears and Overcoming Stress 02:47 Conversational Selling: Honest Conversations 04:13 The Importance of Being Yourself 05:39 Coaching and Selling: Finding the Real Problem 08:50 The Role of Mindset in Selling 10:56 Coaching Techniques and Real Conversations 22:27 Role Play Insights and Emotional Breakthroughs 24:26 The Power of Deep Questions 24:40 Struggles and Support in Role Play 25:49 Selling with Integrity: Chris's Four Agreements 26:51 Determining Value in Coaching 29:24 Personal Growth and Overcoming Anxiety 32:17 The Importance of In-Person Learning 33:20 Practical Tips for Coaches and Leaders 34:45 The Value of Connection in Coaching 41:36 Final Thoughts and Recommendations

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• Beyond Advice: Defining a Path Forward

  In the very first episode of Curiosity Killed the Coach, hosts Eric and Michel dive into the power of guided self-discovery in coaching—and why simply giving advice can actually hold people back. They share real stories of those game-changing "aha" moments that happen when the right questions are asked at the right time. Instead of telling clients what to do, great coaching is about truly listening, fostering genuine conversations, and creating space for deep reflection. Eric and Michel break down how coaches can help people untangle their thoughts, get clarity and discover their own best solutions. They introduce some powerful tools—like future authoring and EcoCycle planning—that can help anyone (not just coaches!) navigate challenges in life and work more effectively. This episode is all about shifting the focus from advice-giving to real, meaningful growth. Don’t miss it! Future Authoring: https://www.selfauthoring.com/future-authoring Liberating Structures - Ecocycle: https://www.liberatingstructures.com/31-ecocycle-planning/ Ecocycle - Do-it-yourself: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/powerful-way-ecocycle-planning-connects-leaders-people-henrietta-glnge/?trackingId=5LHPgUkyQxmQr%2FO9Esswdw%3D%3D   We’d Love to Hear from You! Got questions, topic suggestions, or need help navigating the world of coaching and leadership? We’re here for it! Reach out and let’s keep the conversation going. 💬 Connect with us on LinkedIn:  Eric: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericdawson92  Michel: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michel-henrietta 💡 Share your thoughts and ideas—we might feature them in a future episode! Your curiosity fuels this podcast. Don’t be shy—reach out today! 💪   Timestamps:  00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:37 The Importance of Timing 00:49 Defining a Path Forward 01:52 The Role of a Coach 05:37 The Value of Active Listening 07:46 Coaching vs. Giving Advice 10:31 Real-Life Coaching Example 12:15 The Insecurity of Giving Advice 14:21 The Advice Trap 14:35 Combining Practical and Theoretical Coaching 15:09 Navigating Complex Problems in Coaching 18:00 Understanding the Root of the Problem 21:49 Practical Tips for Personal Growth 25:30 Mapping Out Your Path Forward 27:42 Eco Cycle Planning and Coaching Tools 29:32 Wrapping Up and Contact Information

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