Problem or Preference: Advanced Coaching Skills to Save Time and Empower Teams
Part of ASCDPresented by Melinda Glowacki
Tuesday 30 June 2026·3:00 pm
When challenges arise, effective leaders use advanced coaching skills to distinguish between a genuine problem and a personal preference. Enhance your next coaching conversations with four critical skills: framing with purpose, crafting impactful metaphors, asking permission, and managing the inner critic. These tools help you save time and empower teams.
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