Invest in the
power of
curiosity

Take on your biggest workplace challenges - having difficult conversations, giving feedback, identifying and solving the right problems, and reducing micromanagement - with one power skill: Relational Curiosity.

Why Curiosity?

Curiosity is the amplifier skill. It's the key that unlocks the ability to learn, to grow, and to develop new ways of connecting with work - and with people.

Imagine the business problems you wouldn't have if people started with curiosity. It changes everything - and everyone.

  • 14.5% of the workweek is lost to the fear of making mistakes

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  • 70% of Business leaders say that many people don't understand the value in listening to people they disagree with.

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  • $6650 per employee, per year is lost to trying to decode communucations from my manager or co-worker

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  • 95% of Business Leaders identified being a better manager as an important goal to their overall career satisfaction.

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Our Clients

We offer practical, easy to apply learning experiences to leading corporations.

Webinar

Relational Curiosity: A New Path to Workplace Engagement and Productivity

November 13, 2024
1pm ET/10am PT

Join our CEO, Dr. Shannon Minifie and Libby Rodney, Chief Strategy Officer from The Harris Poll as they break down findings from our latest white paper, “Navigating a Fractured Workplace: How Relational Curiosity Increases Engagement, Trust, and Productivity.”

They'll share our new research on today’s toughest workplace challenges—fear, conflict, and burnout—and explore how Relational Curiosity is becoming an essential skill for building stronger, more engaged teams.

What is Coach-like Curiosity?

  • The specific business skill we teach is called coach-like curiosity. It blends the power of curiosity with elements of coaching to help people connect and better understand each other - and the work they're doing.
  • You don’t have to be a coach to be coach-like. Everyone can learn how to use coach-like behaviors into the workplace. It's a skill that can be used to resolve tensions, increase psychological safety, and to identify and overcome challenges faster.
  • Coach-like curiosity centers people. It's about communication in service to one another. It's a Relational Curiosity skill that helps everyone contribute to improving performance because everyone can learn how to stay curious a little longer.
  • From the C-Suite to people managers to customer-centric roles, coach-like curiosity improves individuals in a way that strengthens the whole organization.

Ready to try Coach-Like Curiosity?

Download this fun visual guide that will help you be more supportive using Coach-Like Curiosity today

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Our team can help you match your business goals with the right learning experiences.

Put Curiosity to Work

Tackle the Intractable

People don't have to suffer in the workplace. There's a way to make work better.

    Overwhelm

    Resilience

    76% of employees experience burnout on the job at least sometimes. Burnout doesn't just happen, it's the consequence of overwhelm and overwork. When people have the tools to reframe and rebalance their own work, overwhelm and burnout go down.

    Overdependence

    Resourcefulness

    Skill sets for jobs have changed by 25% since 2015, that number is expected to double by 2027. Yet, only 35% of employees were encouraged to learn by their managers in the past 6 months. Employees in every role need the chance to learn how to solve problems for themselves and develop new skills.

    Disengagement

    Engagement

    Disengagement is expensive.The estimated cost to the global economy is $8.8 trillion. It is also a major contributor to losing high performers. Research by SHRM suggests that replacing employees can be as high as 50%-60% with overall costs ranging anywhere from 90%-200%.  

    Micromanagement

    Leadership Development

    Micromanagement is one of the leading toxic workplace behaviors. Bosses who respect and nurture employees: could enhance productivity by 85%, engagement by 80%, independence/autonomy by 81%, productivity by 85%, retention/staying by 80%.

    Fear

    Psychological Safety

    From 5.8 hours a week being lost of the fear of making mistakes to nearly 9 hours of time workers report they spend just trying to motivate themselves to be productive. Managers need to different tools to create safetey to help their people perform at their best. 

Learning for the whole organization

The Coaching Habit® teaches employees how to change their habits from advice-driven to curiosity-led. It is designed for large organizations with a diverse and distributed workforce.

  • People Managers

    Multiple learning formats that can be used by existing, aspiring, and new managers.

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  • Senior Managers

    Virtual or In-person training with emphasis on the crucial role of leadership in modeling behavior change.

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  • Customer-Centric Employees

    On-demand, mobile-first, self-directed training for roles that are centered around customers.

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  • Individual Contributors

    On Demand learning experience designed to meet the needs of any learner, regardless of whether or not they manage people.

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  • All Learners

    Combine different kinds of learning formats and different learner profiles to embed Coach-Like Curiosity throughout the organization.

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  • Learning Plus

    Work with our learning consultation team to license The Coaching Habit, to create a custom rollout experience, to translate into multiple languages or other Enterprise needs.

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