Systemic Questioning Techniques for Leaders Coaches & Consultants: Solving Problems Expanding Perspectives and Achieving Goals with the Right Questions - Includes Workbook & Practical Examples

Paul Queder

Sinopsis

Systemic Coaching: Solving Problems with Systemic Questioning Techniques, Expanding Horizons, and Achieving Success in Professional and Personal Life

Are you repeatedly faced with seemingly hopeless, stuck situations? Are you tackling problems where the true causes remain hidden? Are you looking for a method to think outside the box and develop holistic solutions? Then systemic questioning is your magic weapon, and this book shows you how to use it successfully!

Whether it's conflicts in a work team, persistent difficulties in relationships, or destructive behavioral patterns: Every problem usually has a deeper cause that lies "within the system" – meaning it is connected in various ways to past experiences, interpersonal dynamics, or influential environmental factors. Only by uncovering these connections can comprehensive and long-lasting solutions be developed, and you'll learn how to achieve this with systemic questioning techniques in this book. First, get acquainted with the basics of systemic questioning techniques, and then explore their specific application for leaders, coaches, or personal development. With numerous practical examples, reflection prompts, and techniques, you can quickly become active and make the desired changes in both your professional and private life. As a beginner? No worries! This book is designed to help newcomers right where they are, guiding them step-by-step, clearly, and with immediately actionable steps into this highly adaptable method.

Basic Course in Systemic Questioning Techniques: Familiarize yourself with the methodology of systemic questions in no time, learn the basic principles, and work through the various questioning techniques.

For Leaders: Role distribution, systemic thinking, and action as the foundation for management and practical coaching strategies for employee leadership – use the systemic concept for your professional success at the leadership level.

Coaches & Consultants: With case studies, precise concept creation, and the design of various consultation setups, you'll find out how to conduct coaching and consulting according to systemic principles.

For Personal Development: By integrating systemic concepts into your own thought patterns, beliefs, and work environment, you'll work towards your personal development in a targeted and effective way.

With this book, you will harness the impressive power of systemic techniques and systematically prepare for success in both your professional and personal life. Whether it's employee leadership, coaching practice, or private life – finally discover a method that truly makes a difference.

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Disponible desde: 05/12/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 132 páginas.

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