Are you asking the wrong kinds of questions and undermining your own success? Learn how to ask the right kinds of questions to maximize your chance for success.

To ask a solution-focused question, describe a potential solution and ask whether it would be acceptable to the other person. For example, to get a piece of work accepted in its current form, you ...

The Miracle Question is a popular question in Solution-Focused Therapy -- a type of therapy that focuses less on problems and the past and more on solutions and the future. The genius behind this ...

"Why can't I get a job?" "Why am I always so broke?" "Why can't I lose weight?" These seemingly valid questions can wreak havoc on your life and your success. Whoever first said, "There are no bad ...

How to Offer a Master Class in Solution Focused Thinking Train your team to never present a problem without an idea to fix it.

I'm honored to speak with Dr. Linda Metcalf, expert on the Miracle Question and Solution Focused Therapy. The therapeutic intervention is a critical element in most forms of psychotherapy.

Solution-focused questions are very effective in encouraging clients to participate in and develop their own treatment plan, while implicitly a context of hope is also being created.

One example of a solution-focused approach would be to educate the parents of a disruptive child that their disagreements in handling their child are reinforcing his or her problems.