
Telling people what to do, but in a way that makes them think they came up with the idea themselves.
8 modules available • All self-paced • Certificate included
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Help people find answers by asking questions. It's exhausting but effective.
Yes, it's faster to just tell them. No, it doesn't work as well.
Goal, Reality, Options, Will. A structure for conversations that help.
The 'Will' step is where people actually commit. Don't skip it.
Mentors share experience. Coaches ask questions. Most people need both.
Most managers think they're coaching. They're mostly telling.
Start mentoring relationships without the awkwardness.
Asking 'what do you want to learn?' is a surprisingly good start.
Help people think for themselves. They're going to anyway.
The goal is independent thinkers. Not disciples.
'I don't know' is fine. 'I'll find out' is better.
Modeling curiosity is underrated. It teaches that learning never stops.
When to give advice versus when to ask questions.
Ask until you can't. Then advise.
How to know if your mentoring is helping. Spoiler: Just ask.
Simple feedback beats elaborate metrics every time.
Finish all 8 modules and earn a certificate that proves you survived leadership training without incident.