Taylor Steinke
The Bridge: Building Coaches, Connection, and Curiosity
The Bridge is a podcast dedicated to the art and practice of coaching—how to ask better questions, build deeper long-term client relationships, and cultivate the mindset that transforms conversations into breakthroughs. Hosted by Taylor Steinke and G.K. Self, each episode goes beyond tactics and trendy frameworks. Together, they explore the question behind the question, offering thoughtful, practical insights for coaches, leaders, and anyone committed to helping others grow. About the Hosts Taylor Steinke is the Director of Sales Enablement Programs at Spring Venture Group, shaping the sales a...
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Episodes
Root Cause Analysis (The 5 Whys) In Coaching 06.02.2026 25:03
Taylor and G.K. explore the use of "Why" questions in excavating root causes of client challenges. Common practice is to avoid asking "Why?" when coaching clients or direct reports and instead ask "What", "How", "When", and "Where" reflective questions. There are times, however, when in the proper setting, asking "Why?" is the most effective route to discovering the root of the problem. Contact us...
The Mindset of Good Questioning 27.01.2026 27:03
Taylor Steinke and G.K. Self discuss the mindset that governs effective question crafting and use of transformational questions. Contact us at taylorsbridgecast@gmail.com
The Art of the Question 27.01.2026 11:42
Taylor Steinke and G.K. Self discuss the art of crafting and asking effective questions in coaching. Contact us at taylorsbridgecast@gmail.com
Introduction to The Bridge: Building Coaches, Community, and Curiosity 27.01.2026 7:15
A short episode introducing the goals of the Podcast and the hosts. Contact us at taylorsbridgecast@gmail.com
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