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IMPACT YOUR WORK, YOUR FAMILY,

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3 Skills to Maximize Your Leadership Impact

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3 Skills to Maximize Your Leadership Impact

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9:00am Pacific / 12:00pm Eastern / 6:00pm Paris

Special Web Class with

Keith Webb and Rachel Johnson

Friday, December 2nd

9:00am Pacific / 12:00pm Eastern / 6:00pm Paris

Special Web Class with

Keith Webb and Rachel Johnson

Friday, December 2nd

9:00am Pacific / 12:00pm Eastern / 6:00pm Paris

There are no magic questions.

But there are powerful questions!

Powerful questions are the tools to help people discover new roads and to find answers. Many people are not naturally reflective. We all have a limited perspective. Questions are powerful when they prompt reflection in other people, causing them to think more deeply and creatively than they would on their own.

"I pray that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened..." Ephesians 1:18

I decided to list up 50 of my favorite powerful questions in a resource guide. It’s called 50 Powerful Coaching Questions. Each question approaches a problem or goal from a different perspective. Here are a few examples:

Change: In what ways do you need to change?
Energy: Which parts of this give you energy?
Synergy: Where could you tap into natural momentum?
Motivation: What would achieving this do for you?
Synergy: Where could you tap into natural momentum?

There are 45 more!

These questions will open up new ideas, perspectives, and options – and that’s powerful!

“How do I get a copy?” you ask…

You can’t buy 50 Powerful Coaching Questions. There’s only one way to get it—by subscribing to my FREE email newsletter.

There are no magic questions.

But there are powerful questions!

Powerful questions are the tools to help people discover new roads and to find answers. Many people are not naturally reflective. We all have a limited perspective. Questions are powerful when they prompt reflection in other people, causing them to think more deeply and creatively than they would on their own.

"I pray that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened..." Ephesians 1:18

I decided to list up 50 of my favorite powerful questions in a resource guide.

It’s called 50 Powerful Coaching Questions. Each question approaches a

problem or goal from a different perspective. Here are a few examples:

Change: In what ways do you need to change?
Energy: Which parts of this give you energy?
Synergy: Where could you tap into natural momentum?
Motivation: What would achieving this do for you?
Synergy: Where could you tap into natural momentum?

There are 45 more!

These questions will open up new ideas, perspectives, and options – and that’s powerful!

“How do I get a copy?” you ask…

You can’t buy 50 Powerful Coaching Questions. There’s only one way to get it—by subscribing to my FREE email newsletter.

About Keith

Dr. Keith E. Webb, PCC is President of Creative Results Management, with 200+ hours of ICF-approved courses for Christian leaders. He designed The COACH Model® and The Level 1 Coaching Mastery Certificate Program.

For 20 years he lived in Asia – Japan, Indonesia, and Singapore. He is author of the best-selling books, The COACH Model for Christian Leaders and Coaching in Ministry. Keith posts leadership articles at keithwebb.com

Keith is committed to creating systems that develop people while multiplying their impact and results.

About Rachel

Rachel Johnson, ACC, spent the last fifteen years, traveling the globe as a trainer, coach and consultant. During that time, her approach shifted from a “fact teller” to a “question asker,” which has served her well as she has interacted with Christian leaders in over 75 countries.