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May 29, 2018
Rich Litvin

Provocative Questions #1 – What are you tolerating?

Most coaches think their job is to answer the questions that their clients come to them with. But, an extraordinary coach knows that’s not their job.

The job of an extraordinary coach is to challenge the questions their clients ask. The job of an extraordinary coach is to help their clients live into better questions.

So, in this series I’m going to throw out some provocative questions for you. Watch the short video below for the first question in this series:

What are you tolerating right now? And, if you bring this into a session with a client – how did it go? Let me know in the comments below.

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