We have spent thousand of hours coaching clients from dark places to light or into peak performance states. On top of this we have distilled the questions that make the biggest neurological difference to shift the brain from fear of failure to solutions.
The core mistake many seem to make, is to try to understand if a decision they are about to make is true or false, good or bad. This is impossible, because only the future you can evaluate it.
It is the same with a belief: "I think butter is better than margarine" or "I believe there is a life after death"
By asking two core questions, you can allow your brain to evaluate the alternatives to each, rather than try to answer the impossible.
What if it is, so?
What if it isn't, so?
Try it on vaccine. Vaccine may be the greatest thing for humanity.
What if it is, so?
What if it isn't, so?
Try it on a mindread: "This or that person seems to like me"
What if it is, so?
What if it isn't, so?
So. We created a coaching coin. Define your problem in your mind, flip it and see what you get. Then flip again. And again.
Design for the Institute of Behavior Design by Alice Sandström (alicesandstrom.com)