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Lädt ... Ask Powerful Questions: Create Conversations That Matter (2017. Auflage)von Will Wise (Autor), Chad Littlefield (Autor)
Werk-InformationenAsk Powerful Questions: Create Conversations That Matter von Will Wise
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What might happen if "small talk" was replaced with conversations that matter? In their Bestselling book, Will Wise and Chad Littlefield explain how the questions we traditionally ask are often meaningless when it comes to establishing a connection. Introducing a set of practice tools for understanding others by changing the way we ask questions, Will and Chad show how to transform "How are you?-I'm fine, thanks" into conversations that change not only how you lead but who you are as a person. Educators, business professionals, personal coaches, and anyone in a position of leadership will relate to the personal successes and failures Will shares. He unpacks the art of asking questions that lay the foundation for trust, psychological safety, productivity, and impact. Chad complements Will's personal stories and examples with fascinating facts and nuances in neuroscience that are behind the art of asking. Together, the art of asking and the science behind it join to create a simple and powerful framework for leaders to build a culture of connection. In his book, Will and Chad break it down into six simple steps for all of us to be able to understand. The Asking Powerful Questions Pyramid(TM) shows you how to build: IntentionRapportOpennessListeningEmpathyPowerful questions can be used everywhere: from the board room to the city park, the dinner table to the grocery store. If you want to connect with employees at a team building retreat, hone your leadership skills as a new boss, improve the company culture where you work...this book is for you. If you want to navigate difficult conversations with your spouse or a friend, or practice presence-based listening with your kids...this book is for you. If you want to become a better educator and facilitate an ice breaker conversation with colleagues...this book is for you. Ask Powerful Questions invites the reader on a journey that explores: the clarity of intent, connecting through rapport, creating openness, reflective listening, and empathy. How can we explore the space between ourselves and others, and exchange meaningful perspectives? Just ask-powerfully. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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The book is full of great ideas and help for facilitators who want to connect with a group and lead that group through important and meaningful conversations. I think the hint is in the choice of "create" conversations rather than "have" conversations that matter. This really is a guide for facilitators, though coaches and conversationalists can find takeaways as well. It is a how-to and I know I will go back to the book multiple times to learn and relearn the processes.
I found the personal examples useful in illustrating some of the concepts explained, and I could have read more of them. I also would have welcomed more of the Did You Know? sidebars. But maybe that's what the YouTube videos are. I'll keep watching them, too.
NOTE: there's a companion GUIDED JOURNAL
Using the two together is like learning alongside a master who coaches you. What's great is that the questions, like yoga, don't try to get you "there," because there is no "there" or end goal. It's all about moving forward with incremental improvements. Which means that once I've worked through the journal, I can start all over and do it again, and again, and again. I can also use it to coach others forward. So useful!
Section1 is great for getting yourself set to move forward towards a goal -- any goal, be it corporate, team, personal, big or small. The steps walk you through the intention-setting logically and progressively. Magical.
Section 2, on rapport, takes more time as you need to really reflect on how you interact with people. Take a question at a time and observe yourself with other people using that question's lens. It moves from general interactions to a specific connection, so great when you're looking to network.
Section 3, openness, is about digging into your own baggage that may prevent openness. It requires time to reflect and observe oneself -- but with compassion to keep trying.
Section 4 involves deep work on self-awareness to be a good listener.
Section 5 on empathy proposes that now that you've looked deep into yourself, learn to look deeply into others.
Section 6 helps you to bring all that work on yourself forward into the world to achieve your goals. (