← Back to articles Meet the authors →
Coaches onlyAccess required About 4 min read
Meta-Coaching Morpheus

HOW TO ELICIT VALUES AND CO-CREATE A VALUE HIERARCHY

“I have another question,” she announced.

Save
Share

Share this article

LinkedIn Facebook WhatsApp Email

Anyone can open the preview. Full reading access still follows the article’s membership requirements.

More
Saved articles

“I have another question,” she announced.

“How do you elicit values when you do the Intentionality Pattern or when you ask Question 3 of the WFO questions?” “Oh yes, a follow-up question to that question,” she further said.

“What are the distinctions a Meta-Coach needs to know in order to elicit a client’s values and use them effectively?” “And another follow-up question,” she said as yet another meta-comment about her comments.

“How do you distinguish values from emotions and benefits?”

When I asked her to give me something to work with, she said that in a coaching conversation, a client had said he wanted to feel satisfaction. “Is that a value?” I said it did not immediately sound like a value to me. To “feel” anything is a statement of a goal, such as, “to feel an emotion.” “But how would I know?” I recommended that she either ask some clarification questions or make a guess and then check it out.