How to Ask Good Questions with Colin Boyd

[@arianawright2467]

Great video series! Your videos are actually being used as a part of the curriculum in a Masters level course I'm taking on effective communication! Thanks for the videos, you've done a great job!

[@colinboydcoaching]

Oh that’s so cool! Glad it’s helping.

[@dannovak3886]

Here's a question I ask myself frequently. If I was smart what would I do? It's remarkable what you come up with

[@RockHudrock]

🎯😂

[@skionen1781]

I like to use the How do you mean question because is very good opener

[@chillymonsterr]

Secret to asking a really good quality questions 1. Pre-supposition: a linguistic assumption that helps someone move forward. Ex: Without pre-supposition: Can you do that With pre-supposition: How can you do that? Without: Is this working? With: How is this working for you How can we turn this around? What would be a great outcome in this situation? What is the one thing that we can do right now to make a big difference? There is a pre-supposition or a linguistic assumption in these questions that assumes that there is a solution, that we can move forward, that we can make progress.

[@chillymonsterr]

So my question now is 1. How is it possible that many differential equations are solved using Laplace transforms than just using each of the techniques there is for each type of differential equations? What made it possible? 2. Are there differential equations that are better solved using a technique other than the laplace transform? What are those? 3. What are the other methods used for solving the inverse of a laplace transform? These are questions I wish i could have asked during our class. Instead, i shut quite and didn't talk. Huhu. With pertaining to life, i want to ask... Where will this journey of life take us?

[@mopa0701]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. How can you make a video that a new employee should ask at a new position? Great job.

[@JamesSmith-kt3bi]

Hi Colin I am very verbal and am trying to turn this around by asking better questions, I am thinking that in discussion with others (discussing a particular topic) it may be good, to begin with, I assume you agree that... would this be a good approach, or is it to clsoed (pardon the pun)?

[@MasteryVisions]

Great tips second video I have watched and will come back for more quick tips.

[@denisesciacca9271]

If you ask, “How? Why? What? “ you will get better answers than ‘Closed’ questions which only require a ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ answer.

[@skionen1781]

Imagine How good you'll feel when you finally got over that issue. imagine how quickly that issue becomes a thing of the past 😂.. just practicing my own pattern..it works for persuasion

[@SanMan10100]

I like this question. I see myself as a great persuader wannabe. Haha.

[@amkamk99]

If people already asking questions should I ask it again?

[@alexisrios5778]

🎉A linguistic assumption seems like a special condition that usually affects you and your company in a negative way that forces you to quickly ask yourself the question of how and why it is affecting you. Your own internal or collective conditions are the main parts of that linguistic assumption and much better if those special conditions lead you to a superior model, so your class on how to ask good questions was masterful.

[@ismailfatihuofficial]

This was really good. How can I reach you?

[@twsbibanghorn7343]

Asking - As King!

[@skionen1781]

How quickly you'll like to master these questioning technique

[@MrDonzaka]

How will this benefit What is expected of me

[@SanMan10100]

@@colinboydcoaching what does that mean in plain English?

[@skionen1781]

How specifically does that work

[@saviastro5839]

It would be good if you talk more about mental illness. That's the major social issues we are going through. Everyone is talking about good...be it a leader..or to influence people with talks.. there is more than that this generation needs.

[@s.cazorla251]

Yeah this generation demands lots of things.

[@manishakarhale1952]

Sir upload videos with subtitles

[@JenKumar]

I pressed the cc option on the video, which shows captions.

[@RockHudrock]

I ask if there’s any new information that would change your opinion. If they say “no”, they’ve discredited themselves. If they say, “yes”, drill down - ask what information / evidence. Then confront the person with exactly the evidence they claimed would change their mind. Then enjoy the show as they rationalize their way out of the corner they were just painted into.

[@skionen1781]

To what extent is this important to you

[@18818]

Do you have consultation? How can I reach out to you!!