And What Else? Your club, your rules. Name it and make it yours.
Question 2 in the book is the AWE Question: “And what else?” It’s the most powerful question in the whole thing, not because it’s clever, but because it makes space. It says: I’m not done listening. Keep going. There’s more here.
This club is the “and what else?” of the sixteen we wrote guides for. It’s for any group that doesn’t fit the other fifteen. The Swim Team. The Walking Club. The Hedonists. The Skeptics. The We-Read-This-At-3am Club. Whatever you’ve built, this is your category. Define it, name it, and send us a photo. We want to see what you came up with.
What is it, exactly? The more particular, the better.
The fellow swim teammates, the 3 AM crew, the neighbours, whoever fits your specific vibe.
You know your format. Use it.
We want to know what you invented. That’s your entry in the draw.
Everyone reads the book first, then 60–90 minutes together on the questions.
Better for going deeper. Take the extra time together to pick one or two of the Seven Essential Questions and start practicing.
What’s the spirit of your club, and what made you want to create your own instead of joining one of the others?
What’s the best “And what else?” moment you’ve had lately, the time staying curious one beat longer completely changed where a conversation went?
When did your Advice Monster show up this week, and what did it cost the conversation?
The Advice Monster is the part of you that jumps straight to advice.
Michael recently shared an 8th Question: “What do you know to be true?” If your unique group was going to create a 9th, a 10th, and beyond, what would you add?
Name your club in exactly three words. Then snap a picture of your group and upload it when you submit your answer at mbs.works/bookclub.
What was most useful for you? And what else?
The Coaching Habit is the kind of book that earns a permanent spot on your shelf. People underline it, write in it, and come back to it. There are even fill-in sections designed for that.
Here are the different ways to get your copy:
New illustrations. Two bonus chapters. A new chapter on showing up as a coach. Plus a signed bookplate and a limited-edition TCH10 wooden bookmark. Use code BOOKCLUB for 20% off. Get it at mbs.works/bookclub →
Amazon won’t let you order more than 4 at a time. We will. Bundled sets of 5 and 10, book club discount already applied, no hoops to jump through. Order at mbs.works/bookclub →
Amazon in the US usually has the best price, consistently under $7. The paperback doesn’t include the new Being of Coaching chapter. If you want access, let us know when you register. Register at mbs.works/bookclub →
Available on Audible and Spotify. MBS reads it himself. Find it at mbs.works/bookclub →
Want to print this guide?
Use your browser’s print function (Ctrl+P on Windows, Cmd+P on Mac) and choose Save as PDF as the destination.
That’s Question 7 and it’s the inspiration for your submission. When your group finishes, your group’s organizer submits something you found useful, from the book, the experience, the time together, whatever your group decides. Include a photo or video from your club with your submission. A screenshot of a video call counts. A picture of your text thread counts.
Winners are selected every two months. Cycle 1 closes August 19. Cycle 2 closes October 5. Cycle 3 closes December 31, 2026.
Submit at mbs.works/bookclub →