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One of the keys to effective coaching is the use of powerful questions. In coaching, questions are used to direct our attention to areas we are not considering. Questions are also used to challenge limiting beliefs, to explore issues in more depth and, in general, to move us from habitual responses to challenges to more … Continue readinghttps://coachingattheedge.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/questioncards_small1.jpg