The Quote Of The Day is: “On certain occasions, the eyes of the mind can supply the want of the most powerful telescopes, and lead to astronomical discoveries of the highest importance.” (François Arago) Questions For Coaches How might recognizing the creative potential of the mind empower individuals to uncover solutions and breakthroughs in their personal and professional endeavours? How does this resonate with your belief in the power of coaching? Bonus Questions When was the last time you used your “eyes of the mind” to look at your coaching practice? What does it look like now if yo ..read more

The Quote of the Day is: “I do not know who sings my songs Before they are sung by me.” (Mary Hunter Austin) Questions For Coaches: Can you identify moments in your life where insights or revelations seemed to come from a source beyond your conscious awareness? How does this quote resonate with your approach to coaching? How might coaching help clients cultivate a greater sense of trust in their own inner wisdom, intuition and creativity? Bonus Questions Can you recall a coaching session where a client’s journey of self-discovery seemed to be guided by an unseen source of wisdom or ins ..read more

The quote of the day is: “The thing of course, is to make yourself alive. Most people remain all of their lives in a stupor.” (Sherwood Anderson) Questions For Coaches: How do you know you are alive? Can you identify areas of your life where you feel stuck or stagnant, and how it might be related to a sense of being in a stupor? In what ways do you create a coaching environment that fosters exploration, growth, and aliveness for your clients? How does this resonate with your coaching? Bonus Questions How might helping clients awaken from their stupor enhance your coaching effectivene ..read more

Today’s Quote Of The Day is: “A chain is only as strong as its weakest link” (proverb) Questions For Coaches: What would strengthening the entire chain of your experience look like for you? Do you do anything that facilitates open and honest discussions about areas of perceived weakness without judgment or shame? How do you interpret the proverb “A chain is only as strong as its weakest link” within the context of coaching? Bonus Questions: What coaching exercises or interventions that help clients identify and strengthen their areas of perceived weakness? Can you reflect on instance ..read more

The Quote Of The Day is: “The world is nothing but change, our life is only perception.” (Marcus Aurelius) Questions For Coaches: How does this quote resonate with your approach to coaching? How does your perception of change influence your sense of fulfilment and purpose in life? In what ways can recognising the role of perception in shaping our reality lead to a deeper sense of peace and well-being? How does your perception of change impact your approach to your coaching business? Bonus Question: Can you identify areas of your coaching practice where a deeper commitment to embracin ..read more

In honour of World Laughter Day, the quote today is:: “I like the laughter that opens the lips and the heart, that shows at the same time pearls and the soul.” (Victor Hugo) Questions For Coaches: In what ways can coaches create a safe and supportive space where clients feel comfortable expressing themselves authentically, including through laughter? Is laughter a sign of authenticity and emotional well-being? What connection do you think there is between laughter and your coaching? Bonus Questions How do you know when you and/or a client has opened their heart? Can you tell when they ..read more

The Quote Of The Day is: “As I became more mature I realized that failure is part of success.” (Robert G. Allen) Some Questions For Coaches prompted by this quote: If it really was OK to fail, and nobody would make any judgement, what action would you be taking? How do you, and your clients, generally view failure? Are there areas/ topics where you find you are happy to fail on the way to success and others where unless you know it’s got a high chance of succeeding, you don’t move forward? Bonus Questions: What advice would you give to a younger you? What does success mean to you ..read more

As its National Superhero Day, the quote is: “A hero is the one who does what he can. The others don’t.” (Romain Rolland) Some Questions For Coaches: In what areas of your life do you feel called to step into the role of a hero? How does this quote resonate with your personal aspirations and vision for your life? In what ways can we explore the concept of “doing what one can” within the context of coaching, encouraging clients to tap into their strengths and resources? Bonus Questions: What did this quote prompt for you? How do you think of a hero?, Can anyone become a hero, or are t ..read more

Today’s quote is: “First thoughts are not always the best.” (Vittorio Alfieri) The key phrase in this quote for me is ‘always.’ That qualification is a valid point. Sometimes our first thoughts are merely a product of our current state of mind, influenced by transient factors that may not accurately reflect our deeper wisdom or truth. It’s not that they don’t serve a purpose – they can be great for ‘getting the ball rolling’ and seeing what else emerges. When working with clients, it’s common to encounter situations where their initial thoughts lead them astray. Perhaps they react impulsively ..read more

Today’s quote is: “The grateful heart will always find opportunities to show its gratitude.” (Aesop) Questions For Coaches: Considering the emphasis on gratitude as a catalyst for action, how can we support clients in translating their feelings of appreciation into meaningful acts of kindness and generosity? How does this quote resonate with your current understanding of gratitude and its role in shaping your life and experiences? How can gratitude practices enhance coaching for growth? Bonus questions: If you were grateful for your coaching business, what opportunities occur to you ..read more